Front bumper brackets:

I wirewheeled and painted to preserve them.

I'm soaking the bolts in the Moparts rust removal recipe or the bumper would be on right now!

Both:

With bumper:

'nother of the bumper.

Needs a "Direct Connection" or some kind of "Dodge" plate.

Original chrome bumper that, once all the grime and old overspray was cleaned off, came out looking really nice!

Car that it was on had been re-painted and they didn't bother to mask the bumper very well!

Sweet! Found out that someone reproduces the "plugs" for the holes in the firewall when the heater was deleted.

They look like a conical bolt coming out of a rubber plug!

That will make a nice Christmas present...

Hurry and get it on the road Mark! I want a ride since mine won't be road worthy anytime soon....Looks good!

I'll do a Spring unveil by leaving black marks in front of the house.

You'll be one of the first to get a ride!

Heater delete plugs:

It's amazing how the little things make you all giddy.

Too cold to actually work on the car!

1/25 scale resin version of the car:

Not quite finished.

Used the motor and front suspension form the Revell Pro-Modeller '69 Charger.

Radio delete plate someone asked about for reference:

Dinkin' around with cellphone pics to see how they look:

Left front fender.

More cell phone:

Rear quarter.

Cleaned up the taillights and trial fit them. Still need to get gaskets.

Close up.

Would really like the reproductions but these will have to make do for now...

Rearend housing, ss springs, new tank and shocks:

Looking killer dude!

Nice looking ride!Lot of time and effort in it, turning out sweet.

Just got my 3/8" fuel line for the Holley from Fabulous Fabrications. I used their lines on my '71 'Cuda and they tucked up nicely, didn't leak and were one of the few parts I didn't have to dink with!

New fuel line:

I'm really happy with the way it fits!

Sometimes it's just easier to buy things like this than it is to bend up your own!

Put on the rear bumper brackets. Just little things but still it's progress!