I’ve always liked those cars, but I have read and understand they had lots of issues. Question though! Why when they make or made special edition cars, is it always odd ball numbers like posted 279? Why not rounded numbers? Like 250, 500 ??
I wonder if the FI still works?
Rear bumper flaking chrome. Show stopper for me as I was unable to find anyone that would re-chrome aluminum.
All of the other J Imperial issues can be dealt with (EFI, digital dash being the other big items)
Anything that can be baked at 500° can be powder coated, Bob.Can the bumper be powdercoated?
Cleveland power is fresh out of Hellcat pallets. They have a Scat Pack for $10,500. Go for it!I wish I could Hellcat it.
I can wait....Cleveland power is fresh out of Hellcat pallets.
Yes, but I'm a stickler for originality (I would not do body tone)...does powder coat chrome look like ...well chrome? Or is it a more dull look. Pics I've seen appear more dull. Good option though that I had not seriously considered.Anything that can be baked at 500° can be powder coated, Bob.
I would color match the bumpers to the body color.
Yes, but I'm a stickler for originality (I would not do body tone)...does powder coat chrome look like ...well chrome? Or is it a more dull look. Pics I've seen appear more dull. Good option though that I had not seriously considered.
A lot of time, trouble, and expense for a thousand dollar car that doesn't run...On the subject of bumpers... there are good cores out there (without corrosion) I have a set grabbed years ago from a Phoenix pic-a-part.
And... if you ever examine these bumpers closely, they are extremely simple, a rub strip covers 80% of it and they're made in 3 pieces. A good fabricator could easily make them in heavy gauge steel, which could then be chromed. Not as easy as simply buying a used one, but really not impossible (as would be the much more complex R-body chromed aluminum bumpers).