70 CHALLENGER

[richardmoparman]

Starting work on the Challenger.Starting stripping it down and cataloging all the parts a pieces.Hope to have it to sand blast soon.Here are some pic of where I'm at with it.Some before and after shots.

[marc70challenger]

Cool. 

What are your plans with it?

[dakota]

Good luck with your project.   I have the same model and year.  Maybe I didn't look close before, but I haven't seen too many Challengers with the turn signal indicator lights on top of the front quarters.

[marc70challenger]

Good luck with your project.   I have the same model and year.  Maybe I didn't look close before, but I haven't seen too many Challengers with the turn signal indicator lights on top of the front quarters.

Aye. Wonder that too.

[Sid]

Option code L31 Hood/Fender Mounted Turn Signals.

[marc70challenger]

Option code L31 Hood/Fender Mounted Turn Signals.

   learn something every day!

[cudamadd]

Nice project .   please keep as up to date on your process .  Do have the fender tag 6cyl and fj5 sub lime  option fender turn singals great car to do P.S i like your rims 

[Challenger in NC]

Nice and those are cool looking wheels.

[usraptr]

Looking forward to seeing your progress.  Those are the same wheels I had on my original '70 'Cuda.   

[richardmoparman]

Trying to upload some pics of progress on car but its telling me the size is to large.Is there any way to format them so they will upload correctly?

[dakota]

There are a couple of ways to resize the photos. I've taken all my photos on my iPhone.  From the phone, I send them to myself on email, which includes an option to pick the resolution (size) of the photo.  I use the "small" setting.  I download the photos from the email into my computer and from there can pull them onto the website.  This is kind of clunky path but this way I end up with the photos on my computer instead of overfilling my phone's memory.   This is an OK route for handling a couple of pics at a time but probably not so good if you're looking to post a large batch.

Another route is to use a server-based service like photobucket, then all you have to do is post a link to the photo.

[Bullitt-]

Trying to upload some pics of progress on car but its telling me the size is to large.Is there any way to format them so they will upload correctly?

Easiest thing to do is upload to a free hosting service such as photobucket.com or flickr.com then paste IMG links here or anywhere else.  Works for email as well .
I have my account set to downsize as their uploaded so they are not so large as to be show larger than my screen
this is a link  http//i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii100/wbullitt99/smiley_joy.gif
and this is the same link in IMG format 
 

[usraptr]

Try downloading VSO image re-sizer, the free version.  Easy to use and lets you resize the pictures you want to down load to the site to a size that is accepted. 

[AU6pack]

There are a couple of ways to resize the photos. I've taken all my photos on my iPhone.  From the phone, I send them to myself on email, which includes an option to pick the resolution (size) of the photo.  I use the "small" setting.  I download the photos from the email into my computer and from there can pull them onto the website.  This is kind of clunky path but this way I end up with the photos on my computer instead of overfilling my phone's memory.   This is an OK route for handling a couple of pics at a time but probably not so good if you're looking to post a large batch.

Another route is to use a server-based service like photobucket, then all you have to do is post a link to the photo.

I use this method two. It's pretty easy. The problem with photo bucket and thee like is when a user deletes their account is also disappears from any post which can be annoying! Uploading will keep the pics on the post always.