1970-71 Cuda Challenger Shaker Bubble

[Chryco]

High quality reproduction, part numbers, all studs, great reproduction. will be at the Nats for pre-orders. Fiberglass, correct color as NOS. $450.00 bringing a few to the Nats! see you there.

[RUNCHARGER]

Nice: That's a good one.

[HP_Cuda]

Is that bubble from a new mold?

[Chryco]

No.  same mold.

[392 Cuda]

@Chryco:

Do you have any of these in stock?

My budget build but has gotten a bit out of control... I had a cheap bubble that looked good, but after paint I decided to replace the screens I glued in there with correct-looking grills and the openings in the front are not at all the correct size.

I purchased 'race-weight' grills from eBay. They look pretty good with all the mounting points included. Do you think they would fit one of these bubbles?

I fabricated the mounts myself to fit over the 392 and a closed bottom with drains, so I would only need the bubble itself and nothing needs to be too accurate, just a good look from the outside.


Thank you,
Brandon Windham

[pschlosser]

Are all the screw holes drilled on the underside?  Or do we "drill them to fit" our door and inner mechincal parts?

[ebodyproducts]

The shaker bubble looks so good!!  It makes me consider adding a shaker hood to my car.   

[pschlosser]

The shaker bubble looks so good!!  It makes me consider adding a shaker hood to my car.   

There are two things I really love about driving the 1970-71 Barracuda body style (same applied to the Challenger)

1. the view of the go wing spoiler in the rear view mirror as I'm driving

2. watching the shaker bubble jiggle back and forth when idling at a stop light, most prevalent with rubber motor mounts and a loping long-duration cam

that said, when nicely painted and shiny, the rallye hood gives off some really great reflections as one drives down the road.