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Ian's 70 se
Posted:
24 Jan 2006 15:07
by ianandjess
i thought i better put some pics on now ive got some of it in my driveway & youll be able to see it needs a little bit of body work nothing to excessive & a paint job im aiming for sublime with a black bumble bee stripe ,can anyone please tell me the paint code for sublime thanks
cheers ian
Posted:
24 Jan 2006 15:33
by dave-r
Paint Code = FJ5
Name = Sublime
Chrysler Code = AY1FJ5
Ditzler Code = 2128
Posted:
24 Jan 2006 17:43
by fbernard
Posted:
24 Jan 2006 22:34
by Christer
The code V1W appears twice on the fender tag. Why?
Posted:
25 Jan 2006 0:12
by spitfire9137
I think the first one is V1W and the second one is VIW, could just be my eys though.
Posted:
25 Jan 2006 8:40
by dave-r
Christer wrote:The code V1W appears twice on the fender tag. Why?
Because it is a LA built car. The tags from LA always show the roof paint or vinyl twice for some reason.
Posted:
25 Jan 2006 10:31
by ianandjess
thank for those pic of the brown cuda it definitely looks better than whats inside the boot but admit i didnt look to closely i will definitely consider it but i really like sublime also my vinyl roof & interior trim has been changed to black so originality isnt a big issue with this car for now
cheers ian
ps thanks for the codes dave
Posted:
25 Jan 2006 20:27
by Bilko
Great looking car Ian!
Keep us posted with the progress.
Posted:
26 Jan 2006 9:10
by Fat Tony
Sublime with black bumble bee stripe. Definitely the way forward
Posted:
26 Jan 2006 10:11
by ianandjess
thats just too cool tony
cheers ian
Posted:
18 Apr 2006 11:27
by ianandjess
gday guys
the charger club of wa wanted to interveiw me as im a member so i thought i'd share the results of there efforts with you all
cheers ian
Posted:
19 Apr 2006 6:07
by JackT
"The code V1W appears twice on the fender tag. Why?" Christer
"Because it is a LA built car. The tags from LA always show the roof paint or vinyl twice for some reason." Dave
To clarify Dave's reply - LA built cars show the body paint first on the second line and the roof paint OR vinyl roof code first on the third line just like Hamtramck cars do. What is different is that the LA fender tags have the vinyl roof code listed again as an option code alpha-numerically up on line 4 or 5 or even on a second tag like my R/T SE
Posted:
19 Apr 2006 10:06
by Christer
ianandjess wrote:gday guys
the charger club of wa wanted to interveiw me as im a member so i thought i'd share the results of there efforts with you all
cheers ian
Thanks for sharing! I don´t understand all of the abbreviations though.
Can anyone help me? VC? CI? VH ute? VJ?
Posted:
19 Apr 2006 11:14
by ianandjess
hi Christer
CI is the initials of the inerviewer
VC,VH,VJ are all models of aussie valiants the VC being an A body the other 2 are aussie only design but were pretty much based on A body a few were exported around the world in small numbers
the(red) shell at the top of the interview page is the VC
cheers ian
Posted:
19 Apr 2006 12:45
by Christer
ianandjess wrote:hi Christer
CI is the initials of the inerviewer
VC,VH,VJ are all models of aussie valiants the VC being an A body the other 2 are aussie only design but were pretty much based on A body a few were exported around the world in small numbers
the(red) shell at the top of the interview page is the VC
cheers ian
Aha, I see! My questions weren´t so stupid after all (I hope).
That was a relief.
Posted:
21 Dec 2007 13:01
by ianandjess
LET THE GAMES BEGIN the old 67 vc valiant is done so now ive started on the challenger properly instead of just pulling a few bits off when i got time the roof is off just have to clean it all up rust proof it & weld the new 1 on hopefully there will be many updates over the next few months as i get stuck into it here are a few pics of the old val now shes done & the challenger as it stands tonight & a couple of my lastest $100 bargain a 71 vg valiant
Posted:
21 Dec 2007 14:38
by Eddie
I like em all Ian!
Good Luck with whatever you decide but I like what Fat Tony said!
(FT has the 'eye' for style)
Posted:
22 Dec 2007 0:03
by DAYLEY/CHALLENGER
Good time to get started down under, Ian. Winter in North Carolina, I understand it is summer down there.........Looks like a great project. Good luck and ask questions, Help is just a click away....
Posted:
22 Dec 2007 0:39
by ianandjess
thanks guys ill be asking questions thats for sure , yep its summer starting to warm up nicely but you wouldnt know it the way the weather's been this last week but the dry months are still coming i hope to get the bulk of the body work done before the dreaded winter returns
cheers ian
Posted:
22 Dec 2007 10:01
by christer
ianandjess wrote:so now ive started on the challenger properly instead of just pulling a few bits off when i got time the roof is off just have to clean it all up rust proof it & weld the new 1
Do you swap the whole roof or just a part of it? I see that the middle section of the roof has been cut out.
Posted:
22 Dec 2007 15:09
by ianandjess
gday christer im just reskinning it the actual frame is fine it was the vinyl roof that caused the problem hopefully in a couple of days ill be able to show pics of the new roof skin going on ill keep you all posted thanks for the encouragement
cheers ian
Posted:
22 Dec 2007 19:13
by christer
ianandjess wrote:gday christer im just reskinning it the actual frame is fine it was the vinyl roof that caused the problem hopefully in a couple of days ill be able to show pics of the new roof skin going on ill keep you all posted thanks for the encouragement
cheers ian
OK. I had planned a follow-up question if you would stiffen up the body while you were swapping the roofs. No need to ask that question then. Good luck with the job.
Posted:
23 Dec 2007 10:47
by ianandjess
new roof sitting in place ready to start welding ill bring the mig gas home from work tomorrow the make a start i also started removing the trunk floor till i ran out of cutting wheels ill get some so i can put a good effort in over the next few days
cheers ian
Posted:
23 Dec 2007 14:21
by Eddie
And a frosty 'cold one' to 'aid' you along Ian! Keep us posted!
Posted:
24 Dec 2007 11:36
by ianandjess
roofs all welded in place now just a few sml patches on the A pillars then ill tidy up the welds & thatll have the rust in the top 1/2 of the car cured , thankfully i bought patch panels for the rear 1/4s , trunk floor & bottoms of the fenders itll make the job so easy ive always formed my own from sheet metal but it takes to long & its not as good
cheers ian
Posted:
25 Dec 2007 15:50
by Eddie
Ian, are you going to finish the top in paint or Vinyl?
Posted:
25 Dec 2007 16:43
by ianandjess
eddie im going to put the vinyl back on coz im going to keep the sml rear window i realy like that optoin
no progress today i got to pissed
cheers ian
Posted:
26 Dec 2007 13:03
by Eddie
ianandjess wrote:eddie im going to put the vinyl back on coz im going to keep the sml rear window i realy like that optoin
no progress today i got to pissed
cheers ian
That will look sweet Ian! Getting pissed is common place around here!
Posted:
09 Jan 2008 14:17
by ianandjess
trunk floor is in ive cleaned it up since i took these pics once i put some thick black muck over the joins itll look just like the factory did it with the exception of the join in the middle
it is definately harder replacing the trunk floor than the roof
Posted:
09 Jan 2008 21:08
by Eddie
Nice work Ian!!!