Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: Troy]
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: Troy]
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.....this area was textured...
....there is nothing like driving my 1968 Hemi Dart around town and having people looking at you like you're nuts!!
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
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Hi Joe, Yes, the rear finish panel is textured black paint. Good luck with your project.
....there is nothing like driving my 1968 Hemi Dart around town and having people looking at you like you're nuts!!
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: Troy]
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Great! Thanks Troy..hope you are doing well. Joe
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
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If you are going to go through all this trouble don't forget to use the 4 nut/stud per side combination to mount the fenders and not the standard bolts.
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: jrwoodjoe]
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Just because it came up.... Some cars have three studs per side. The low mile T/A had three on one side & four on the other.
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: Alaskan_TA]
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I never knew about the studs and nuts, so I just checked them out on Barry's DVD. Was this a T/A only thing?
Also, is there a compilation similar to Barry's disc for AAR's? I'm about to put mine up on an overturning fixture, so I want to start planning.
Bob
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
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Were the cowls always blacked out before the body color was applied? I have owned a bunch of '70 e-bodies and would have guessed the cowl blackout came after paint since there were blackout runs over the body color...
Or, is this just a TA/AAR deal?
Yes, TA/AAR deal...
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: pinkmeepmeep]
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Quote:
Hey, I have a black T/A in storage and have not looked at it in some time (finances being what they are) but I am curious, since my car was originally black, did it still receive all of the same blackout treatments? My car has had one repaint in the 70's but they just masked off the stripes and did a quicky.
WOW, I love your car .
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