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Gord

PostPosted: 13 Mar 2001 7:36
by dave-r
1970 Challenger T/A, 340-6 Pak, 4 Speed, 3:55.1, Rallye Instruments, Centre Console, Light Package, Deluxe Seat Belt Package, California Emissions, PS, PB.

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Gord

PostPosted: 18 Dec 2002 2:23
by Dodge T/A (Gord)
Off the trailer...
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Revealing the original FC7 paint...
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Ready for Primer...
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Painted!
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Installing the Engine and Trans...
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Starting to look like a T/A again...
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Completed Interior...
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340 Six Pak...
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Space Saver Spare and Inflator Bottle...
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About 18 months later...
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Gord

PostPosted: 18 Dec 2002 16:59
by LITEMUP (Von)
Excellent job!

Gord

PostPosted: 18 Dec 2002 18:09
by Douglas Little (Dlittle)
An absolutely beautiful car!

Gord

PostPosted: 18 Dec 2002 18:39
by Alex (Alex)
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!

Gord

PostPosted: 18 Dec 2002 20:36
by Bryan Eidins (Bryan)
brilliant,i love those wheels}}

Gord

PostPosted: 18 Dec 2002 22:51
by Douglas Little (Dlittle)
I would like to know the order in which the finish coat was applied to your car. I notice the is some taping of of some compartments. I am not a rotisery restorer but I always have a problem when in come to paint. Leave the doors, trunk, hood on or do them seperate. Any help would be appreciated. Again, a lovely car.

Gord

PostPosted: 19 Dec 2002 0:11
by Dodge T/A (Gord)
Thanks for the kind words guys.
I couldn't be happier with the way it turned out. Image


Douglas,
The order in which the shell was painted was :

1. Interior floor pans/firewall section and trunk interior. Mask off all holes from exterior side and areas where overspray could get onto the body panels.
2. Underside and engine bay. Mask off holes from interior side and all body panels.
3. Exterior shell. Mask off as much as possible to prevent overspray from getting on painted areas.
4. Doors, Fenders, Trunk lid were all done separately from the body.

The body/paint guy that did the work is very experienced so when he said it would be ok to paint the car in sections I had no worries about the paint laying down differently.
Cheers.

Gord

PostPosted: 19 Dec 2002 16:11
by Graham Shortreed (Transma
Great job. Congratulations.