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Started by Roadman, November 01, 2017, 06:06:35 PM

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anlauto

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RUNCHARGER

Interesting panel welding.
Sheldon


ec_co

he says '71 and '72 ... but the fender tag pic under the '71 shows a '73 tag
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cuda hunter

Isn't 999 "petty blue"
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Quote from: RUNCHARGER on November 01, 2017, 07:22:29 PM
Interesting panel welding.
A lot of mud to cover that.  Check out the stretch marks in the replacement panel.  :o
      History on a finished car is huge !!!

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Quote from: cuda hunter on November 01, 2017, 08:21:56 PM
Isn't 999 "petty blue"

999 is special color, something not covered by a standard color code... Which in 72 Petty Blue was TB3...   Got a buddy with a 70 Challenger 999 code that was originally 69 Rally Green...


6bblgt

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AAR hood on the '72 Challenger in the first pic  :unbelievable:

& any guesses to What Year?  1980??

Cuda Cody

I'm very curious what the cars color was.  Don't see many 999 paint codes.   :)

6bblgt

it could be some primer, but there appears to be some green on hinges, rear window opening & door handle recess??

but unless there's a body panel around that wasn't blasted - "WE" may never know  :pullinghair: