Interior, pedals (notice I have an extra one now <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> )

Heater box...

And a dash!!!! My T/A originally came with a standard dash and I found a 70 only one to use.

Very Very nice! I've watched your progress for a long time, I cant wait to see it done! Are you doing a vinyl top as well?

And i love that you chose Go-mango! My 70 R/T is that color with burnt orange interior, i LOVE go-mango

Sept 2006, doors are done...

Engine/Tranny dropped in....

It's been a while since a 340 has sat there....

Almost starting to look like a car again, but I would have to wait until spring of 2007 to hear her run...

We need more pictures man! Post em!

I love your T/A ! It looks amazing so far!

I think it's great that you can paint yourself Jeff. I sure wish I could. But your killing me...must see more pics.

Joe

I spent the winter of 06-07 restoring the rear end and redoning many other small parts. When spring of 07 rolled around the new rear/springs/lines went in.

May of 2007, the big day, with everything hooked up and my brand new six pack carbs installed (boy are they expensive) the T/A fired to life for the first time in 6 years. It runs great and still does. As mentioned before, the engine is stock but I added electronic ignition and I do love that moparformance mini starter.

By the end of 2007 I restored the front fenders and bolted them on. I had also driven the car up the street. I had some brake issues that I was still dealing with but it was really starting to look and act like a car.

More from December 2007.

One more from 12/07.

NICE!

Awesome job.

I figured it was time for another update. I did not get much done in 2008, just the bodywork on the left quarter. I was busy with work and I got real sick toward the end of the year but 2009 saw a new beginning so I started with the Grill. I had the headlight bezels redone (by specialty-bill from MCG, came out nice). I didn't have the funds to do the grill so I cleaned and fixed it myself. I was happy with the result.

Light assemblies ready to go (beautiful repro bezels by PC classics of canada, cost some bucks but worth every penny, I cleaned and restored my original lenses and housings)...