another new guy

[Muffler124]

Hey members, I've been a Harley tech for 25 years. Owned a 73 challenger as a youngster and now have a chance to own a72. It needs a complete frame off and will get it. It will be a family project. I Have worked in the auto body industry briefly also but have never done a complete. We do have attention to detail and will be looking forward to all the info on this forum.

 

[IRON MAN]

Welcome to the forum. It doesn't get any better than Mopars & Harleys.

 

[1969VADart]

Welcome from Fredericksburg, VA.

 

[DetMatt1]

Welcome to the site from the Motor City!

 

[budascuda]

Hey, I used to own a Harley as a teenager, 68 flh.
Man, in my book Harleys ARE Road Kings.
I think restoring a challenger with your kids is a great way to teach them about the spirit of America in the early 70s. Ahhh... , it all seemed so innocent.
Welcome and Good luck with your project.
Ps
Don't be surprised. If you can't un-bolt the frame off your challenger!

 

[340challconvert]

Welcome fron New Jersey.
It's great to be able to share the build with your kids.
Great way to get the younger generation involved in the hobby.

 

[Grady Cain]

Welcome from NW CT. Keep us posted on your family project...

 

[rbbruno3]

Welcome aboard ,make sure you start a restoration thread

 

[Muffler124]

Hey, I used to own a Harley as a teenager, 68 flh.
Man, in my book Harleys ARE Road Kings.
I think restoring a challenger with your kids is a great way to teach them about the spirit of America in the early 70s. Ahhh... , it all seemed so innocent.
Welcome and Good luck with your project.
Ps
Don't be surprised. If you can't un-bolt the frame off your challenger!

Welcome aboard ,make sure you start a restoration thread

Will do! The car is a driver so, the boys, my twin 12 years olds, want to run some. The documentation and subsequent disassembly wouldn't be till next summer.

 

[moparleo]

Welcome aboard. Remember lots of pictures, lots of baggies, plenty of shelf space, Rent/build, buy a rotisserie ( has no frame ) service and assembly manuals. Be prepared before you start. Organization is key.

We love pictures and have a lot of info available in our old posts. Just do a search if you have questions.
Again, Welcome aboard

 

[Muffler124]

I plan on filing a couple of flash drives with pictures for documentation.