new pics of 4 door cuda

[KFD]

I'm just curious, can anyone post up photos of the "More Door" 'Cuda, mockup? I will not deny the craftmanship that went into making this car. I see fuselage B-Body in the B-pillar and rear door, I'm just surprised the car didn't go the way of those photoshops that were floating on the Interwebs in 2007 time frame that showed that C-bodyesque pillarless hardtop glassline that mimicked the original bodyline. The only thing else this car needs is the paisley vinytop!

['Cuda Hunter]

check out this thread. 
http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=85677.0

Just keep your salt handy.

['Cuda Hunter]

Is this the rendition you spoke of?

[resq302]

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[dodj]

I'm sure those guys know way more than me in body work, but i was thinking there is not a lot of metal there (the pic with the blonde guy spot welding) to hold the car in correct alignment.

[resq302]

I only know by what pictures I see on another forum which I copy and post here.  I'd imaging it was supported somehow under the car or in some kind of a jig just like the factory would have done.  Gotta remember that the factory assembled it piece by piece just like this or the crew who was building the prototypes.

[ToxicWolf]

I just enjpy watching someone doing something so different.  Hang in there.  It really looks like fun.   

[E-Body Products]

I agree, it's a very unique build. It's taking a great deal of experience to do this. It's so different.


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[twalker]

So impressive.  No doubt will be featured in mopar muscle mag one day.

[tommyg29]

Amazing craftmanship.

Flat hood though...hopefully that will change to a raisin bran hood at least, if not an AAR hood.

Still...I think I'd put my efforts into creating a two-door 2015 Charger.

Dodge already built one. Its called a Challenger 
They also built a smaller 4 door econo version. Its called the Dart. 

[resq302]

Seems like another update has been posted on this car on another site.

"The car has come a long way and the appearance is every bit as authentic as a "real" Factory assembled vehicle. Every Door seam and all of the custom fabrications look Chrysler "original" as they would have looked if the car had made it into regular production. Even the areas you can't see were finished with the same discerning quality as the areas that are clearly visible. Here are a couple of pictures that show the beginning stages and the primer completed Body."

the start:



current vehicle:



Man those lines are straight!

[4Cruizn]

I didn't read the whole thing again but was wondering what color they are planning to paint the 4 door?