removed quarter today

Postby botari123 » 28 Dec 2008 0:27

cut off old quarter today
patch panel was garbage so i am replacing the full side
everything is real nice underneath
hope new parts fit no turning back now

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hope it fits
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Postby ianandjess » 28 Dec 2008 0:54

cool i was going to do that but decided to repair my original keep us uptodate with how it goes together are you doing this yourself or do you have a panel beater doing the job :thumbsup:
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Postby botari123 » 28 Dec 2008 2:52

doing it all myself
first attempt at full quarter for me
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trial fit

Postby botari123 » 28 Dec 2008 14:42

put quarter in place today
looks real good
a little tweaking and it will be exellent

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fits real good
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Postby Jon » 28 Dec 2008 17:26

Looks nice. This would be a great thread to keep for reference on quarter and trunk extension replacement.

Who did you say supplied the full quarter and the junk one?

Are you going to use lead filler on the joints? Just curious never worked with the stuff before.
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Postby Goldenblack440 » 29 Dec 2008 17:20

That looks like a really neat job- esp for a 1st time attempt at such a big job. Well done. Can't believe how big the wheel tubs are- it really shows when the quarter is off!
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Postby Moparman1972 » 29 Dec 2008 23:24

Yeah, the Challenger's and Cuda's can accept some seriously large rear meats before flares or tubbing become necessary!
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Postby ianandjess » 30 Dec 2008 1:43

that rear 1/4 does look like a nice fit not to much trouble by the look of it
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Postby botari123 » 30 Dec 2008 2:36

Who did you say supplied the full quarter and the junk one?


both parts came from same supplier
both parts have the made in tiawan sticker on them
my supplier here is cross canada auto,they supply body work materials
i will be using lead on body joints again
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2hours of fitting

Postby botari123 » 31 Dec 2008 1:38

the tiawan quarter is turning out good
the boys come by and give some input
got out the hydraulics and tweaked some metal
almost forgot what rear end looked like
got a big smile on my face looking good

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almost forgot how sweet this ass looks
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lot of tweaking but it fits
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needs little work but close
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Postby Jon » 31 Dec 2008 4:00

The lines look pretty good. :)
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got some welding done

Postby botari123 » 03 Jan 2009 19:27

after 4 hours of fitting finially got some welding done
all spotwelds redone except trunk extention
need to fit rear roll pan to make sure its right
may have to remove rear mount of twirller
here some more shots

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all welded here now
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ugly welds
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smooth welds
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Postby Eddie » 03 Jan 2009 20:46

Nice work Botari! :thumbsup:
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Postby patrick » 04 Jan 2009 7:34

Very nice, indeed! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Postby Goldenblack440 » 09 Jan 2009 13:59

Sounded like a lot of tweaking but superb result you got- esp from a chinese panel - shhh, don't tell anyone. How will you fix the rust holes in the rear screen body well area- MIG i suppose?
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