'72 Challenger Progress

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Take a look into Ospho for a rust inhibitor, I've used it successfully many times on a few of my projects.
A word of warning use gloves and glasses if you use that product or any like it. Trust me.

http://www.ospho.com/

[rhamson]

Take a look into Ospho for a rust inhibitor, I've used it successfully many times on a few of my projects.
A word of warning use gloves and glasses if you use that product or any like it. Trust me.

http://www.ospho.com/

Thanks I will look into it.

[rhamson]

Sanding off the body for epoxy primer. I treated the roof that was heavily pitted. Going with House of Kolor products so I have to get things perfect. Next step is getting her back on her wheels.

[rhamson]

I replaced the lower quarter panel on the passengers side but the drivers side had been replaced when I don't know. I want to seal these sections with POR15 and it is impossible to know what dirt is in this crevice I couldn't get to. I made a few tools to dig it out and am continuously pulling plain old dirt out of there. I need to get it clean enough to etch and apply the POR15. I made some tools that maybe some of you might want to make for the same dilemma. 

[rhamson]

I am trying to put together the beginnings of my 440 for the Challenger and was wondering if anybody knew of a good machine shop and builder in the Maryland area. I want to make sure all the clearances and dimensions are correct for the engine. Rather than putting together a bunch of parts that might not work well together I want to be sure. I can assemble the engine and have in Hawaii and the west coast I don't know of anybody around here I could trust.