North Country 74 Cuda

[GranCuda1970]

I see a master jedi.   

[ourname]

Finished the inners and primed

[ourname]

Started on the front fender repairs

[ourname]

More fender stuff. Lots more work than anticipated.

[ourname]

Needed a change. Drivers door.

[Topcat]

Heck of a great job you're doing.
My ears ring just looking at the pictures.   
(Insert noise of metal cutter here)

[GranCuda1970]

Your making it look so easy. But when one gets to your level it really is easy!! Great precision eye.

   

[dutch]

nice work 

[MOPAR FANATIC]

nice work 

you definatley have some awesome metal working talent.keeps them pics coming on your progress.looking great. 

[Raw Untamed]

  Outstanding work you're doing.  Inspiring.

[Edison1970]

The project is looking great.  I am going with your method of installing the cowl with epoxy.  One question, how did you weld up the holes where the screws were?  With the epoxy and sealer behind it, didn't that cause a problem with the weld?  I'm assuming it worked.  Fill me in on the trick.  thanks

[_Russ_]

Coming along nicely! Great work.

[ourname]

The cowl screw holes were a little of a pain. I removed as much of the epoxy as I could see. I then welded from the firewall side. It did flare a little on a few holes, but once it cooled I was able to fill it properly.

[1970 RT Challenger 1970]

Awesome work! 

[ourname]

Have been stagnent for a while.

Car does not build Itself.

Mounted both front fenders, upper and lower front valence. lining up body lines, doors to quarters and fenders.  Almost wish I never took the doors off to redo the hinges. It is an absolute Bi%$H to re- align.

Hope to have the front end aligned this weekend. Maybe even in primer.