Hi from Kokomo, IN

[scott11224]

Just looking at E-Body info. I have had an AAR since 1977, I am about to retire, first of the year and this car has been on my list for over 40yrs. Hopefully I will now have time to get it back on the road. When I first got the car in the 70's replacement parts were hard to find, however you could still go to junkyards and still find stuff. What I hope is that all you guys that have recent experience can give me advice on which supplier has the best repop parts quality that are close to OEM.
Thanks Scott

 

[challenger6pak]

Welcome to the site. I used to live in Lake Webster. Post some pics of your AAR.

 

[Mopars & Missiles]

Welcome Scott, just to the north of you near South Bend.

BTW, we'll need to see some pictures of your project.

 

[rbbruno3]

Welcome Aboard. Another owner who kept their car all these years. Good for you. Congrats on your retirement and good luck on the resto

 

[340challconvert]

Scott
Welcome to FEBO from New Jersey
Congrats on your pending retirement
Can't wait to see some pics of your AAR

I too have an e body I have had for a long time (1979) and just started working on; a 70 Challenger A66 convertible. It feels good to finally start to work on your car; I know how you feel.
Anyway, welcome-some really good people here!

 

[Grady Cain]

Welcome from NW CT.

Please post some pics!

 

[DetMatt1]

Welcome to the site from the Motor City!

 

[scott11224]

Thanks for the warm welcome! I will post pics as soon as I can. It is a long story about this restoration that includes a job change for the painter/friend and a divorce. It is a long story but the painter has the body in his barn and I have all the rest of the stuff in mine!!! As I said long story and hopefully when the project is completed a story to tell the grandkids.