--price for 1970 gran coupe front valance shipped to the 99324.
thanks!

PM sent. Sorry for the delay! Been outside playin' with the sand on the Coronet all day... and in the dark...

Just a heads up. I'm going to do another free freight order for folks in the Colorado Front range area toward the end of July. PM me if interested. Delivery possible or pickup in Fort Collins.

Thanks!

Hey Jeff, any word on the rear valance for the challenger? I'm too busy to work on her right now but will need it to do much more when I get time here in about a month. Thanks-Jake

Hey Jake,

Sounds like the last test fit went very good, but there was one hole that needed repositioned. ETA is 60 days now from what I hear. I'll touch base with you then to see if that'll work for ya!

Thanks!
Jeff

That ought to be fine. I'm really busy with the whole grind right now anyway. Talk with you soon.-Jake

Just bought a whole load of AMD for my 70 chall convert and Jeff was excellent Highly recommend

Here's a few pics I thought folks might be interested in from the 69 Coronet RT I'm working on...

The first couple are a side to side pic of the LH B body inner rocker as compared to an original. Overall, it was a very nice fit. Great replication of the "bumps" by the turn up. The only differences I found were on the nose (1/4" too long). I suppose as with some parts, there were a couple versions. This was an easy cut and refold to mate up with the firewall. The apron also appears to be 1/4" longer as it goes down as compared to the original, so once the inner/outer are mated together, I'll trim it back. Much better than 1/4" short!

There were a couple holes for the brake line hanger clips that also needed to be drilled.

Back of the inner rocker...

I ended up sectioning in an AMD rear frame rail into the front of the original rail (anyone need the front part of a rear rail?). The dimensions matched up great where the splice was done.

Differences I noticed were in the sharpness of the lower end of the frame rail where I made the splice. The AMD rail was a little sharper. I also needed to refold the rear crossmember flange of the rail as it made the turn a little "early". I would've had to mount the new rear spring hanger forward on the rail a bit to compensate and I preferred to refold the flange area. I've seen other rear rails extending further before going sideways for the rear crossmember, so this seems to vary a bit.

The 66-70 B body T bar crossmember has a couple minor differences that I noticed. The pass thru holes for the brake and fuel lines were not "beveled" like the original pieces, so I cut those out of the original xmember and pasted them into the AMD part.

The other difference I noticed with the tbar crossmember is the alignment hole placement on the bottom of the part. The jig I built cradles the part but also has pegs to align things using those 1" dia holes. The hole placement was a bit off, so you can't use those to help realign things, and if you're doing any diagonal measurements on the car down the road, the measurements are gonna be weird... Otherwise though, the tbar crossmember dropped right in and measured right on where it mattered.

I hear ya... I asked about those again a couple weeks ago, and its still the same situation. The 68/9 quarters move so slow that it doesn't help seriously consider doing the '70s at this point...

Just voicing my vote for 70 Charger parts, I have a 70 Charger too & would love to be able to get fenders if something were to happen to mine. Thanks for finally making some parts for 70 Chargers!
Lesli in Richmond,VA

With the amount of daytona clones and 70 chargers being restored you'd think 70 fenders and hoods would sell.

I'm greatful enough as it is for the parts now available. 10 years ago I wouldn't have bought my 70 as i wouldn't have even considered restoring it with all the rust issues and southern 1/4's being $2k plus each if you could find them.

Can you give me a price on a Challenger rallye hood? Shipping to 78390
Thanks !
bcuda1969@yahoo.com

Quote is on it's way. Thanks!

Hey Jeff,

Did the 1970/71 Duster rear bumpers make it yet??

Dog

As of a little over a week ago, those are back in stock! Let me know if you'd like a quote.

Have a good weekend!
Jeff