440Sled
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I know...It's not like the car has badges all over it along with the show information card on the windsheild.:sSig_goodjob:
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440Sled
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Thank you!
71ChargerSE
Member
Love it! Great job!
440Sled
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Finally got around to wet sanding and buffing the roof out. Came out pretty well. No sun shots yet, but you can see mirror like reflection in it now. Before it was a little orange peely and blurry.
Sorry for the small pics. Photobucket wouldnt load up for some reason.
Sorry for the small pics. Photobucket wouldnt load up for some reason.
I love that, That is soo cool!!
bajajoaquin
Senior Member
I remember reading this thread when I joined a while back. Nice to see the additional work on it. I love the panels. Growing up in the LA area, there were lots of low riders around, and I still get stoked when I see them. I have a particular nostalgia for the geometric panels on the sides of Monte Carlos in shades of brown.
A question about technique: You used the lace as a mask for painting, and then pulled it off, right? If so, did you have to do any prep work to get it to pull cleanly?
A question about technique: You used the lace as a mask for painting, and then pulled it off, right? If so, did you have to do any prep work to get it to pull cleanly?
patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
Why I've not looked at this previously is beyond me! The top is tits! I'm looking to do the very same thing to the top of my lowered '68 Dodge D100 pickup. It's got a Sid's 3" dropped front axle on stock springs, and a set of modded rear axle hangers that lower the rear 3" as well, without frame notching or spring mods. It does have front axle shims (4*) and a shortened Pitman arm to prevent bumpsteer. It's a blue truck (close to B5) with the factory white textured top. Sanding that down it going to be the hardest physical part, IMO.
Your car sits beautifully! It took me a few years to warm up to lowered rides. I've seen some serious junk, but have also seen more cars that have the perfect stance and still be perfectly drivable vehicles. Not many Mopars, though. Very nice Chrysler!
You know a couple of guys out in Aurora that have a pair of kustom '55 Cadillacs, by chance???
Your car sits beautifully! It took me a few years to warm up to lowered rides. I've seen some serious junk, but have also seen more cars that have the perfect stance and still be perfectly drivable vehicles. Not many Mopars, though. Very nice Chrysler!
You know a couple of guys out in Aurora that have a pair of kustom '55 Cadillacs, by chance???
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Top looks sweet
Stormer
Old Man with a Hat
I missed this thread. Gorgeous!!!!!
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
How bout this top looks good bottom you can't see cause its low.
Ironwolf
Senior Member
440Sled
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We waited about 20-30 minutes after we shot the kandy before we pulled the lace off. It just came right up, no issues at all.
440Sled
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440Sled
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One's pink and one is green? I believe they're brothers. I dont remember seeing them at all last season, but I also stay on the west side of Denver for the most part.
patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
Yup, those are the cars! I met them at the KKOA run in Salina, KS two years ago. Those boys are a riot, and yes, they're brothers. Both cars are just immaculate! They've driven those cars to the Moab Spring show, and other cool road trip events. They are never trailered, either, which is very cool.
440Sled
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They do, they drive those things everywhere!
RemCharger
Active Member
As stated, it was a 68 300, but modified to look like a new yorker!Here it is......
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Isnt this a newyorker not a 300
Nice car!
mikebee
Member
i like em scraping the trans pan on the road too....paint looks bad ***!
440Sled
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Nevermind the big "1968 Chrysler New Yorker" on the info card posted on the windsheild! It's a 300. I must not know what I've been driving the last 7 years!
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