Posted By: Morty426
71 Challenger R/T Rear Finish Panel Color? - 05/08/10 09:07 PM
The black is it the textured organosol stuff?
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Ok, I have a question on this subject:
In AutoXCuda's photos the tail surround trim is also half painted. Is this correct? I've never seen this up close detail before and was wondering what is going on?
Sorry if I am a little bit out of the loop, but I just gotta know!
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Thanks, AutoXCuda!
So, would the headlight bezels and hood moulding get the same treatment on an R/T?
And, what if it had the wide hood moulding?
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Thanks, AutoXCuda!
So, would the headlight bezels and hood moulding get the same treatment on an R/T?
And, what if it had the wide hood moulding?
Yes and yes.
Sorry for butting in.
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Thanks, AutoXCuda!
So, would the headlight bezels and hood moulding get the same treatment on an R/T?
And, what if it had the wide hood moulding?
Yes and yes.
Sorry for butting in.
Well, wide hood molding goes over the headlight bucket trim. So you aren't going to "see" the black painted ridge because it's covered up. And the wide hood molding replaces the 1/2 blacked out hood molding.
The wide hood molding set itself is painted the same R/T or not.
Wide molding was NOT available with front rubber bumpers per the pocket sales guide.
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Thanks, AutoXCuda!
So, would the headlight bezels and hood moulding get the same treatment on an R/T?
And, what if it had the wide hood moulding?
Yes and yes.
Sorry for butting in.
Well, wide hood molding goes over the headlight bucket trim. So you aren't going to "see" the black painted ridge because it's covered up. And the wide hood molding replaces the 1/2 blacked out hood molding.
The wide hood molding set itself is painted the same R/T or not.
Wide molding was NOT available with front rubber bumpers per the pocket sales guide.
The head lamp bucket is painted black
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AND has a small piece of tape over the paint line.
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Original paint 71 Challegner 440 six pack low mile car. I believe there were no LA built Challengers in 71? So it would have to be a Hamtramck car?
Sure not the heavy texutured organosol they used on T/A-AAR hoods. I think think it just the same black they put on the back of Challenger T/A's.
The top facing portions of the bezel are dusty. There's not much texture to it at all, just the way semi gloss/semi flat paint goes down. A finish fog coat may do it.
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Original car. Definitely textured,
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Original car. Definitely textured,
Is that texture like the rough surface of a T/A or AAR hood?
I just think there's very degrees of this texture.
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I have some original 71 RT rear bezals at home. I remember them being a pretty rough paint finish. Maybe I'll post some pictures when I get home.
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Where is this paint line? On Steve Juliano's 71 R/T sunroof car there is a black painted (tape?) little a section on the fender inside front edge of the hood gap. Is that what your are referring to?? I've never seen it anywhere else. And that car was not restored by Steve.
Morty426, do you have a picture?
I don't have the original fenders on my 71 R/T M28 car.
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here's a close up of the tape -
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here's a close up of the tape -
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Sorry to revive a dead thread, but what would be the proper way to restore the black paint on the trunk and quarter panel trim pieces? What paint and prep? TIA
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Sorry to revive a dead thread, but what would be the proper way to restore the black paint on the trunk and quarter panel trim pieces? What paint and prep? TIA
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I have not seen any special paint treatment for the M28 mouldings, however, IIRC there is a separate part number for the V6X R/T stripes - they are a bit shorter at the front of the fenders.
(not unlike the current Challengers)
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Here is the drawings from the factory. Note the paint color in the lower right side of pic.
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Here is the drawings from the factory. Note the paint color in the lower right side of pic.
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Here is the drawings from the factory. Note the paint color in the lower right side of pic.
I thought Organosol was not available? What is used today?