Has anyone personally seen or used the AMD roofs?

[R/T hedkace]

 Thanks for the offers guy's
I'm guessing the contours of the Cuda roof will be a bit off from my Challenger, but I thank you anyways 
 I guess I'm still up in the air as to what to do 

 Hey mopardave, that would be cool to see some additional pics, if it's not too much trouble 

[hemiken]

  I am feeling for you hedkace my brother.

That is some real crazy  awkward place for doing rust repairs old mate.

It nearly would be worth while getting a skin for yours aswell.

But it is not impossible buddy, if you have the skills to repair it properly.
go for it All i can do to help is watch...................... Too Bl00dy far to come help.

[Challenger6pak]

The front 2/3rd's of a Cuda roof are the same as a Challenger roof.  They use the same windsheild and the same front half of the drip rail moldings.  They change when the roof reaches the rear quarter window area.  I have used the front half of a Cuda roof on a Challenger and visa-vera.

[mopardave]

remember too that the challenger is 3 inches longer than the cuda. 1/4 and rear windows are not interchangable, only windshield and door glass. stitch welding vs. plug welding and panel bonder?? I would put a roof skin on.

I will try to pop the top on a crate later today and post some pics...

[Challenger6pak]

Dave I agree with you.  I would use a new roof if I needed one.  I posted what is the same in case someone needed to use a front edge framing or sides etc.  under the new skin.

[Chlngrcrzy]

Thanks for the offers guy's
I'm guessing the contours of the Cuda roof will be a bit off from my Challenger, but I thank you anyways 
 I guess I'm still up in the air as to what to do 

 Hey mopardave, that would be cool to see some additional pics, if it's not too much trouble 

What kind of pics are you after hedkace? My new roof is accessible, and i can take what ever pic you need.

[mopardave]

CUDA AMD roof skin, looks very nice.  here are some pics

[Challenger6pak]

Looks like a good part.  Thanks for the pics.

[Chlngrcrzy]

I finally have my old roof removed. I laid the new one on to check for any modifications i will need to do. I still have a little drip rail repair to do before i can finish the roof.  what i am finding is thtere is not quite enough  lip down the sides that lay in the drip rail. Everywhere else looks great, just those blasted sides.  Any suggestions. Maybe waiting for a warmer day, the skin may lay a little flatter or i might be able to stretch a bit more to the sides, i don't know. May have to use adhesive down the sides or weld edges.

[Chlngrcrzy]

Here are a few more. I will try and get some better pics later on.

[wally426ci]

Great Fit!!!! Challengercrazy, i posted a response in your post about that lip. remember it gets a layer of caulk in there, which will hide your welds. 

[Challenger6pak]

What is the distance between the raised part of the roof edge to the outer edge of the roof frame?  My factory one is 5/8.  I was wondering if the replacement roof would give more of a gap between the drip rail moldings and the roof. 

[Chlngrcrzy]

I will measure it when i get a chance. Having a narrow lip won't matter too much, it is getting it to lay flat in the drip rail is my concern.

[Challenger6pak]

From the looks of your pics it would give you a wide lip. 

[ChallengerGary]

WOW!  I had no idea these were hitting the market.  Awesome news!  Hope I never need one but if I do It's great to know they are finally available.