Thanks Darius. Starting to gain a little steam on this project!

Few more pics. A little body work on the engine compartment, but nothing crazy. Left the spot welds and wavy panels for a production look. Epoxied the body work, which I also used as a sealer. Chroma premier base with Imron high solids clear. Need a little extra protection for this area of the car. Stupid expensive clear.









Finished seam sealing everything and next will be a tinted bedliner coating for the interior and bottom.

Wow. Looking Great Craig. Love to look at the detail on the transition areas.

Thanks. Finished shooting the liner. Ready to start putting it together, for the last time!!!

What do you plan on doing with the door panels?

Stock door panel upholstered to match seats. I'll incorporate the LX door pull into the panel and fab an arm rest with the LX switches.

The bottom:

Might give you an ideal, but here is what I'm doing. I Modified a 2009 challenger panel with fiberglass and plastic to fit my Cuda door. Also using the new dash

few more

Haven't seen much interest in this build lately, so let me know if you want to see more pictures. May have strayed a little too far from the path for the purists! It's on B-bodies as well in the resto-mod section if I don't update here.

Yes. Bring on the photos Craig. Love this Build!!

X2!!
please keep the update coming looks awesome!
Pat

Yes! Please keep our eyeballs popping out with your insane Mopar! I assume that everyone else is suffering from the same ocular problem as me!

Wiring, brake lines, diff, half shafts, and wheel bearing upgrade. Need to pressure was and then ready to install for the last time.

Dude!If this was my car I would NOT be sleeping now. It is close Bro, wish I could at least take it for a test drive! I would LOVE to be a fly on the wall when you tell people how much you SHOULD have charged to build this!

Thanks Darius, if it was my personal car, yeah, I'd be burning the midnight oil. As it is now, it's still filler work (although I have no shop time that needs to be filled!), and work on it when I can...but do find myself working a little later now!!

I tell people if you want one, bring an absolute obscene amount of money, otherwise, never again!

Couple more pics:

Just not complete without this:



The Nivomats have it sitting high. Will adjust once it is complete.

I've had this page bookmarked for months now, so, yeah, keep the updates and pics coming!!

Thanks guys,

Firewall pad in and time to start laying harness.

I know where you are headed now Bro! I put a few pics up on your FBBO thread showing how I did the dash cover install in case you want some examples or ideas to start from, IF you don't already have it figured out. Be careful cutting the plastic breakaway panel on the pass side where the airbag was.

Yep, better have a money tree in your yard. Don't know your deal with the owner and it is none of my business but I DO know he is getting a screaming deal whatever you charge him!