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Re: Jake's Challenger/Rust
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01/17/10 12:52 PM
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Jake - Still looking GREAT!!! I just remembered there is a Challenger shell over in a yard just north of Brighton. I believe the Name is Seven Sons or something like that. I know it starts with the word Seven. The car was cut up but there may be some good cowl pieces you could cut off of it.
I think I know the one you're talking about. West side of 85? I'll have to go back and take a look as I only remember it as being pretty well scrap. Thanks for the reminder and as always the kind words!
Jake
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Re: Jake's Challenger/Rust
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01/17/10 12:53 PM
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do you have any as brought home photos, trailer photos,, i just got mine home, i think i'm swimming in your pond.....jc
I'll have to see if I can find any. My computer crashed right after the first pictures were loaded but some of them were on my wife's computer so I'll have to look there.
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Re: Jake's Challenger/Rust
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01/17/10 12:56 PM
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Jake where did you get this car from ?what did it cost?
I got it from guy named Bob Romig in Bells, Texas. I paid a bit much @ $4500.00 but that was my fault. I'm still glad to have it and I'm learning more than I thought I'd ever need to know.
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Re: Jake's Challenger/Rust
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01/17/10 07:27 PM
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You got skills !!!!
Thanks Roger! I like to call it patience and willingness to do it over until I get it right! 
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Re: Jake's Challenger/Rust
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01/18/10 07:12 PM
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May I make one suggestion? When you copy/paste, put one line in between each link. That way your pics don't run together and they are easier to see.
Those gaps are looking really good.
Thank you.
And I was trying to figure out to do that. I'll try that in a little bit-Thanks
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Re: Jake's Challenger/Rust
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01/20/10 02:24 AM
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Your progress is truly inspirational for me to got out into my garage and tackle my '68 head on. I started a similar post, hoping it will keep me motivated to follow in your footsteps. I'll be picking your brain regarding what tools and methods you've been using. 
11.33 @ 118.46 on motor
10.75 @ 125.35 w/ a little spray
Now, high Speed Open Road Racing - Silver State Classic Challenge, Nevada Open Road Challenge, Big Bend Open Road Race
Rocky Mountain Race Week 2020, 2022 2.0, Sick Week 2023
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Re: Jake's Challenger/Rust
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01/20/10 12:44 PM
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Your progress is truly inspirational for me to got out into my garage and tackle my '68 head on. I started a similar post, hoping it will keep me motivated to follow in your footsteps. I'll be picking your brain regarding what tools and methods you've been using.
Thank you and feel free to ask as I'll probably have an answer, just use it at your own risk! I'm still learnung myself and make mistakes.
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Re: Jake's Challenger/Rust
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01/20/10 12:47 PM
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I bought the connectors from John at US Cartool. He is a vendor and MOPARTS member. They were great and needed minimal grinding to fit. 
Good to know for next time. My pans aren't factory so I can't say the connectors are necessarily the problem but it doesn't seem as though the connectors were made at the correct height. The shape seems to be pretty good though. 
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way there, I could make templates and cut them into 11" pieces and fax them to maybe save someone all the trouble. Especially if a guy is trying to do this on the floor! You could tape the pieces together and check fit on your car? Just a thought. Let me know if anyone's interested. Back to grinding!
