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Actually nothing was hard to find. Whenever I needed parts, particularly body parts, it was easy to find. Total time to restore, 18 months.

Just wanted to close out this post. The car was completed last year. This coming week, I'll be taking it on the Hot Rod Power Tour.

Do you still own this, I know its been eleven years since this was posted. Here's my CHP, a 1961

Finished! Took less than two years!!!!

Also detailed the trunk

Final finished. Had to correct the Font on the door lettering.

98% completed! 23 month long project. In the body shop for 9 months

I told the shop it should be "Refrigerator White", but I am a little nervous, have only seen these pictures. It looks like Spinnaker White................. I hope not.

Paint black this coming week! White roof and door were already painted several weeks ago.

More progress, all of the deadly tornado damage has been fixed

I drove it last week for a quick test drive, reassembling the dashboard then on to the body shop

Geroge's car!

Great video, the California Auto Association claims that there are two survivors, but we know thats not correct

Yes, and my mechanic was supposed to paint it silver, but claimed he could not find the correct paint. Argh

We got the 61 Dodge running this week! On to the body shop of painting. Before and current state picture since June. A rapid process of remove damaged fenders and tearing down the engine to fix and oil pressure issue.

Just want to say Hi. New member with a 1961 Dodge Polara CHP Squad car. This car was poorly restored about ten years ago. It was left outside under a pine trees for years.........then survived a killer tornado this past June. I rescued it and hope to have in completed by the spring...