Let the Games begin, 70 Challenger SE

[timbbuc2]

I travel alot for my work so this is going to be a drawn out process, but here goes. I bought this car in Georgia, it was started by two different people, no telling what I am missing. the first restorer changed the hood to a shaker and had it painted. This is a true plum crazy car 383 automatic. The second guy did not like the color so he had it painted again. It is a rotisserie paint job. I have many new parts that was bought by the second guy. I am suppose to meet the first guy in two weeks to get more info on the car and possibly identify the original owner or close to is as I can. My second car to restore the first being a 64 Impala my dad bought new( sold it like something crazy)
I have with the new parts a new rebuilt 383 to factory specs and and 737 trans. I will add the fender tag later. Long story short I remember being at the Dodge lot in the day and seeing these cars and I always wanted one. SO here it is.
Tim

[timbbuc2]

Parts that I have is.
a new 383 Magnum
a new automatic transmisson
Front rotors
new exhaust complete minus tips
new interior
new distributor
gaskets for different applications
original carb with rebuild kit
New fuel and brake lines
new carpet
and alot of sweat
I got this car one day and left for my work the next so I need to take inventory of what I have.

[cudamadd]

Nice car to start with . Help you are not missing to much .   

[Challenger in NC]

Great looking car Tim, look forward to seeing more of it.

[timbbuc2]

Got alot done this week

[timbbuc2]

I have many pictures but having a hard time getting them to load

[timbbuc2]

Cleaned and painted the rear end,new bearings seals,brakes and brake lines. Now rebuilding the springs and bushings, my neighbors think I bought a new van , but it has UPS  on the side , been seen at my house many times ,

[timbbuc2]

Been working on my car for the past two weeks, will post pics next week. As I said before this car was totally   disassembled when I got it. I do have a question . .....I am running  the fuel and brake lines now, do the two lines run together   or is the brake on the drivers side and gas on the passenger side? This is a 70 challenger RT SE, so does it have a gas return line. Any help will be appreciated .  Who is going to the Year one car show this saturday?
Tim
Pictures would really help

[Bullitt-]

Howdy Neighbor...  That Plum Crazy 383 sure does look familiar.. Any chance the 1st guy is from Montgomery?
 

[timbbuc2]

I have a new link below

[timbbuc2]

http://s72.photobucket.com/user/timbbuc2_2006/library/Mobile%20Uploads

[Chryco Psycho]

Been working on my car for the past two weeks, will post pics next week. As I said before this car was totally   disassembled when I got it. I do have a question . .....I am running  the fuel and brake lines now, do the two lines run together   or is the brake on the drivers side and gas on the passenger side? This is a 70 challenger RT SE, so does it have a gas return line. Any help will be appreciated .  Who is going to the Year one car show this saturday?
Tim
Pictures would really help

Brakes on the left side  , fuel on the right side fuel return line used with 3/8" lines so not on 383 cars but yes on 440+6 & Hemi

[timbbuc2]

Thanks for the info, thats the way I have but I must have the wrong fuel line.

[Bullitt-]

pics of my '73 brake & fuel lines may help with routing  http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=62801.msg645330#msg645330

[Matt70]

Nice project! I love the SEs!