Here are a couple after final buff and outside.

The car came out very straight, I'm very happy with the finish.

What resto shop did you use? car looks great!!!.Looking for a shop for my future project

Jerry's Hot Rods a small shop in Hampstead, Md. Jerry is a Mopar guy that previously worked for a Chrysler dealer. He has several cars himself. He also does quite a bit of work for some pretty picky Camaro shops COPO cars RS and Z28 cars. I'm sure you wouldn't be disappointed he is easy to work with and takes the car in the direction you want.
Rob

Phone number?

Car looks awesome
Dave

Wow, yes that car looks great!

Looks great makes me want to cry considering what I am dealing with.

Here is Jerry's cell number 410-218-8806 (the best way to reach him). He gave his ok for me to post it but please be considerate, he has to keep those cars moving !!

The assembly process has started. It feels good to bolt something to it for a change.

Ready for tires.

Almost looks like a car. It's a roller again, I need to get a couple of things straight in my garage and it will be coming home. I can't wait to get started.

WHAT COLOR IS THAT??? IS IT OEM??? LOOKS REALLY NICE!!!

Thanks,

It's the Go Mango from the 2006 Chargers. It is being used on some other cars as well.

Rob

Doess it look somehwat similar to the 68 color bronze metallic???

I certain lighting, but it's more orange than that.

Brian,

Jerry did all the metal work and the paint. He is very good with replacement panels or fabricating odd pieces from raw metal. While my car was there I saw him chop the roof on a street rod and lower it a couple inches. Replace a rusted camaro roof with a repro skin and obviously bring my rusty heap back from the dead. As far as the springs go I lucked in to a nice set at Carlisle so I cant help you much there.

Rob