My T/A rebuilding process

[Challenger III]

 

progress 

Indeed! 

[CrazyPete]

heres a few shots by popular demand
masking


primer


and a light coat of paint to start sanding to see where the high/low spots are

[72hemi]

Thanks for the update. I was just thinking about your car the other and was wondering how it was coming.

[jrwoodjoe]

Looking really good. I saw where you sprayed bedliner on the interior floor. I did the same thing on my car.  I see in the last photo it's "red", did I miss something? Are you painting it Red and not Yellow?

[CrazyPete]

the red is the sanding coat to see the high/low spots im hoping it'll get painted in a few weeks

[CrazyPete]

sanding has begun

[CrazyPete]

wOOt!
epoxy primer

[_Russ_]

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is coming along great.

[MOPAR FANATIC]

  looking awesome pete.that body looks nice and straight in the pics.keep those pics coming. 

[CrazyPete]

thanks yeah depending how bad that fender i took him was i may have the car back around christmas painted and everything 

[CrazyPete]

new fender fits

[dutch]

nice progress Pete      amazing what some damage to a car can lead to eh....    she`ll be sweet when done.... 

[wally426ci]

Great progress!! Make sure you get rid of that antenna hole!!! 

[challengermaniac]

Pete,

Great car and detail work being done here.  I greatly appreciate your sharring the documentation of the build.

You didn't mention it before, but would a heavy foot (on the gas pedal) and a six pack (of carbs) have anything to do with the impetitus for starting this restoration project? 

[challengermaniac]

Pete,

Can you advise us whether or not you are repairing or replacing with NOS or aftermarket parts on the following:

* TA Hood
* TA Radiator & Shroud
* Frontend Suspension Components (Tie Rods, Idler & Pitman Arms, etc)
* Interior Soft Parts (Seat Covers & Headliner)
* Frontend Parts (bumper, etc)
* Wiring Harness & Fuse Box 

Just trying to understand how original (or not) you are going to go.

Thanks