71 Cuda Protouring build

Marc Rieger · Feb 15, 2014

That front Suspension looks nice, where did you get it?

hpjunke · Feb 18, 2014

johnscudashop said:
Thank you. I still have my door spring on my hinges. I thought of taking them out though. As I get closer to the final body work, I will look at that..

i was gonna say you don't even need that door plunger I don't run one and the door opens fine with that door lock actuator you have . I ran the same one on my challenger they are quiet and with the remote I can open it from quite a distance. I'll see if I can take some pictures and show you .

Gribb · Feb 18, 2014

I'm doing a 71 challenger very simular to what your doing. Question, What are you going to do with you're back seat? Are you even going to have one. Mine is tubbed a little more than yours and I can't decide what to do. BTW your car looks killer!!

Gribb · Feb 18, 2014

I'm doing a 71 challenger very similar to what you're doing. What is the plan for the back seat area? Mine is tubbed a little more than yours so i'm looking for ideas. any help would or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Bill · May 16, 2014

Any updates on this beast? This is a very awesome build!

johnscudashop · May 19, 2014

Mostly Filling holes, welding , grinding and more body mods. Getting ready for the media blaster within the next week or so. More pictures are available here http://s1187.photobucket.com/user/c...brary/71 Cuda Pro-Touring Build?sort=3&page=1

Bill · May 19, 2014

Very nice!!! Thanks for the update. Your project is keeping me on the edge of my seat.

johnscudashop · Jun 15, 2014

Thank to J&C Auto Restoration in Murrells Inlet SC for gently media blasting the outer body and Epoxy primer. Quarter panel installation and panel alinment is next