69CHARGERMD's 1970 Challenger restoration

[AU6pack]

Super nice project. Love the way those wheels fill those bad black wheel wells 

[Challenger in NC]

Looks great. I noticed you installed some insulating mat on your floor. What kind did you go with? Does it appear to adhere well? I ordered some samples from a company, can't recall the brand, but the adhesive backing barely stuck to the metal. Not sure if there is something more to it, but I would not buy anything that had such low tackiness.

[dfrazz]

Looks great. I noticed you installed some insulating mat on your floor. What kind did you go with? Does it appear to adhere well? I ordered some samples from a company, can't recall the brand, but the adhesive backing barely stuck to the metal. Not sure if there is something more to it, but I would not buy anything that had such low tackiness.

That's FatMat, the same brand I used in my '68 Charger.  It stuck real good and was 1/2 the cost of Dynomat.  The kit I ordered had 9 sheets instead of 1 big roll and made it a lot easier to install!  This kit covered the floor (firewall to trunk, door to door) of my Charger.  http://www.fatmat.com/shop/36-sq-ft-fatmat-bulk-pack-install-kit-included-6620

[Challenger in NC]

That's FatMat, the same brand I used in my '68 Charger.  It stuck real good and was 1/2 the cost of Dynomat.  The kit I ordered had 9 sheets instead of 1 big roll and made it a lot easier to install!  This kit covered the floor (firewall to trunk, door to door) of my Charger.  http://www.fatmat.com/shop/36-sq-ft-fatmat-bulk-pack-install-kit-included-6620

Thanks, I'll look into that.

[usraptr]

Buddy was nice enough to come to my house and put in the headliner.

Boy that brings back memories or nightmares!  Can't remember which!