Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: Alaskan_TA]
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Here are pics that I took in back in 92 to document a T/A that I was painting for a buddy. The car came to me with the outside already stripped, but I took pics to document the blackout and the undercoating in the front wheel wells. It was a rust free car, but had a few other issues. I copied large and smaller (640x480) one to photobucket. The entire album is at, http://s471.photobucket.com/albums/rr72/SNK-EYZ/T%20A%20%20Challenger%20Documentation/ The smaller pics. Hope these help. I've got a few more pics thatI didn't upload. I'm not sure where the car ended up after my buddy sold it. I know it won best paint at the Nats in the mid to late 90's, that made me feel good.
Kayse can't keep up at all now. lol
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
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I believe this is one of Troy's car before he stripped the paint.
The lower number says 1/2" correct?
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: Publicbottle]
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01/16/09 01:18 PM
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I believe this is one of Troy's car before he stripped the paint.
The lower number says 1/2" correct?
It looks like it as far as I can tell.
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: cataclysm80]
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Anyone ever hear anymore about WHEN Chrysler might release those factory diagrams?
Tav
Yeah...Right... Barry had alot of them up but Chrysler made him remove them...
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
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The flash did a number on it....made it seem glossier that it really is. I mixed it to 45% flat if I remember correctly. To be honest with you, my jury is still out on if that blackout paint was textured or not. Here is a few reasons why. On my car ( April 06 1970 T/A) it was not but people keep telling me that it should be. True Organasal (sp?) plaint was sprayed first and then the body color went over it. If you look on the pictures above, you can see this. The blackout went up the A pillars about 10" and was well under the windshield channel. Look at the pictures below......
....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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01/16/09 04:54 PM
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.....I did not know why they put the black up the "A" pillar until I put the car together, the reason is so you do not see body color when you look through the windshield.
....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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....anyway, all that paint was not textured. It was nothing but your standard black out paint.
Here is another picture of the cowl. The funny thing about this picture is you can see the color of the car that was painted BEFORE my car!! (See the orange paint coming through) The cowl area is where they cleaned the guns out from one car to the next.
....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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hey, now theres something i did not know.. 1) 10" blackout up the "A" pillar 2) cleaning the guns out on the cowl area.... cool..
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: Alaskan_TA]
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01/16/09 10:50 PM
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around the cowl, did the factory tape it off like that or did they just overspray onto the firewall?
They sprayed the black first, then masked it off and sprayed the body color.
My car (AAR clone) is in the paint shop now getting ready for a repaint. I would like to know exactly what is meant by this...
Does the cowl get sprayed... then body color...then radiator support and pinch welds? That doesn't make a lot of sense. Maybe I have it screwed up. Why would they black out at two different times when it could be done at once (after body color)?
I am planning to skip the pinch weld and rad. support blackout since the body color will be black, but I am assuming that the cowl blackout was still applied(?). I am also assuming that Cuda's got the cowl blackout 10" up the A pillars... should I NOT be assuming?
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Re: Challenger T/A "blackout" areas
[Re: Publicbottle]
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01/17/09 12:44 PM
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sorry, i got an off topic question... Does the sixpack aircleaner fit with a two speed wiper motor?
Yes. The majority of these cars came with the 2-speed wiper motor.
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