Re: Challenger outside door handles
[Re: RP's R/T's]
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01/18/15 02:23 AM
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Jules was actually stopping doing them in the months prior to his passing. I think they were a hassle and now that there are reproductions it wasn't worth it.
Are there CHALLENGER reproductions?, or are you referring to the generic E body (Cuda) handles?, as they are different in shape, I'm interested in finding someone that properly plates/restores Challenger handles as well. that's why I ask
Mike
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Re: Challenger outside door handles
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01/18/15 02:56 AM
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Dale's Cuda Shop advertised reproduction concave - Challenger & convex - Barracuda door handles. I don't see Barracuda handles on his site. Dale's Cuda Shop Were/Are they still available? Here's the Challenger pieces - wonder how the fit & finish is? terrible picture - no mention of "correct contour" - I've known about these for a couple of years - but nobody else does - great marketing Are these really "correct" '70 door handles? Odd that they aren't described as such!
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Re: Challenger outside door handles
[Re: mccannix]
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01/18/15 04:27 AM
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Dale's been offering the correct style concave Challenger handles for over 5 years now. I've seen them, and have seen them installed in a few cars and fit is as good as originals in my opinion. Brushed handle finish may not be as good as originals, but it is better than using flat/convex Cuda handles in Challenger doors.
Good to know Terry, Thank you for the input, perhaps a brushed finish can be imparted with some Scotchbrite pads?
Mike
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