What did you do with your ebody/Mopar today?

[303 Mopar]

Reppin' e-bodies shirt at a local parade today.

[Ed]

Stripped  SE tailpanel I got off ebay.  Want to restore it .

[340challconvert]

Stripped  SE tailpanel I got off ebay.  Want to restore it .

[340challconvert]

Finally getting serious about installing the new two piece trunk floor.

A lot of trial fitting, determining where to drill the holes for spot welding. 
Toughest chore; trying to level up the frame rail edges so that the floor sits flat.
Decent fit, but many "adjustments" to the trunk floor fitment so that everything installs correctly.

[GrandpaKevin]

We took my wife's Challenger to a small town car show.

This town and car show is one of my wife's favorites, we've gone to the show many times over the years as spectators and she has always wanted to take her car there.
The car got lots of attention and thumbs up everywhere.

About 120 miles round trip which is certainly the furthest her car has been driven in well over 30 years.

The old clunker ran great on he highway with the 3.23 gears.

[Chryco Psycho]

The Chall looks great 
Glad you got to get out & have fun with your wife & the car !

[GrandpaKevin]

The Chall looks great 
Glad you got to get out & have fun with your wife & the car !

Thanks. After sitting for soo many years it's nice to get the car out to drive and enjoy it.

[benlavigne]

Had a busy week!
Removed the R/T longitudinal stripe, as my car is an A66... Now it has a cool ''ghost'' stripe... but you really need to know and look for it! It will probably disappear with a wet sanding of the clear... I'll have the bumble bee done in vinyl wrap until I get my body and paint guy to take off the T/A spoiler, fill those holes, paint the stripe and install the Go-Wing that the car originally came with. I'll have the vinyl stripe width match the spoiler until I take it off.
Also removed the glasspack/Thrush\Cherry Bomb-type mufflers and replaced with Magnaflow mufflers, nor resonators, and with an X-Pipe. Sounds much more civilized and quieter, more in character with the car!
Yesterday, I got a great gift from a friend (Nick from Nick's Garage): a NOS block heater, that I will install on the car, as it had one from the factory... will be funny to see the reactions from Southerners when they see that electric cord attached to the battery bracket... ;-)
Then today, while coming back from the grocery store, I crossed paths with another Go-Mango 1970 Challenger that I had not seen in years...

Ben

[tnljohnson]

Finally got to take it out on a decent day. My daughter offered to take some pics so I could have something to hang in my office at work.

Anytime I can be out driving this car is a GREAT day.

[Cuda70-74]

Getting the cuda read for expoxy primer and found out the repro rear leaf spring perch i bought for the 68 charger is off by a inch. So the leaf spring is  not seating right. I ordered a amd one hopefully it fits correctly.

[Chryco Psycho]

Finally got to take it out on a decent day. My daughter offered to take some pics so I could have something to hang in my office at work.

Anytime I can be out driving this car is a GREAT day.

Great pix of a great looking car , Welcome to the site Also !! 

[benlavigne]

Getting ready for those cold mornings coming soon!
Joking, it will never get used, but since my car has it on the Broadcast sheet, and the actual elements are still attached to the block, I installed the N.O.S. block heater that my friend Nick has given me!
Not sure how it the cord would have been attached in 1970, but I'm pretty sure it would not have been with zipties, so I found some paper-wrapped wires that we used to use for garbage bags, looks more vintage...

Ben

[Chryco Psycho]

A must for a Canadian car ~!!

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Put about 150miles on it this week. Going to address a little highway exhaust drone here soon, but it sure is nice to drive these days.


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[Cudakiller70]

Made a starter heat shield