a few others.. fuel lines

Thank you so much for your detailed pics of this awesome build! My 71 reassembly is going a lot easier thanks to you! I disassembled my car 20 years ago, so seeing all these pics has been a HUGE help...... Thank You 👍👍👍. TBF

i have an overload of photos ! more to come soon.. glass , interior next ...

Thanks in advance 100 times!

waiting on the finish ! almost time to ride! waiting on correct brake booster too!

correct booster . headliner in. got clips ready for some glass....

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Congrats on getting that family owned car back to where it is today. That shop did some world class amazing second to none metal body work wow. Incredible car with a super awesome story to go along with it.

thank you ! I had David wise inspect the car not long ago. he told me, VIC Calvert @ Carolina classic restorations [Spartanburg South Carolina] --> http://carolinaclassicrestorations.com/ is up and coming in a big way. it has been a long process to get this done and make it really nice. i did not want to change any metal if I could avoid it in the beginning . I am glad they did ! -0- rust.... and a first class job. it should be complete very soon !

what you gonna do ?? ready to install front windshield and find this.... always a delay...........

Car's looking great !!!! Sucks about the glass.... I'm taking it it will show... Plus, now there's a weak point for potential cracking.... I had this issue with the front glass I had installed in a 70 Gran Coupe convertible... I had to go through 3 windshields...

Cheers,

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plating is outstanding..

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I have already posted this in another forum, but I will add to it here. The owner of Carolina Classic Restorations in Spartanburg SC. has passed away. Vic was only 51 years old. he was more than a business associate. he was a true friend. I watched him grow into what I think, was about to become one of the finest restoration shops anywhere. as screwed up is the world is, it was too good to be true to find Vic right here in my home state to do my car! how many times do you find a man that is honest, and works 90 hours a week but, still takes time out for his son? it seems that so many times the very best end up getting a life cut short. And so, it is for vic. I dont know what the future holds for his shop as we will have to see about all that. I personally will do my best to honor his part in the incredible story that goes with my car. for those who have fallowed this resto, I will continue with it until its completion!

So sad to hear another Mopar brother has passed!

That’s awful. So sorry to hear about his passing.

Way to young. I just spoke with him at MCACN and then just after that at his shop.
Rest in Peace.

Really fun to see, great work!