1970 Challenger Convertible U code

[Crocha617]

The new upper cowl and all of the floors are now done. I'll be working on the wheel houses and quarters next. I need to get some better pictures. I spent most of the summer/fall very busy at work so I didn't make much progress.

[Crocha617]

Here's some current photos I just took.

[Roadman]

       Nice work.      

[anlauto]

Progress is always good 

[RUNCHARGER]

That's good progress.

[Crocha617]

Thanks it's been stalled all summer between crazy hours at work and driving around my latest purchase.

[Spikedog08]

If that is your latest purchase . . WOW!           Awesome!

Can I borrow it? 

[Finoke]

Looking good Chris!!! 

[Tunis]

Great work! Blasting is really hard work. Keep them photos coming!

[Chryco Psycho]

I would be out driving that Cuda also !! 

[RV2]

It's great seeing progress on this car, did you buy it from Eddie from Ace radiator?

[Crocha617]

It's great seeing progress on this car, did you buy it from Eddie from Ace radiator?

No I got it down on the CT/NY border. I think his name was John.

[RV2]

Oh ok, my friend sold a car that looked just like that about 28 years ago to a guy named Mike

[Crocha617]

Actually it is the same car. Guys name was Mike M. I just looked it up.

[RV2]

That's great, on a side note and a cool story, I was 13 years old in 1983 and I found that car outside of a body shop in Brooklyn NY, at that time it was all green, the interior was removed but thrown back in the car and I can't remember if it had an engine.
It was covered in body dust and the shop wanted nothing to do with the car.
It still had its original rallye hood and I pulled one of the 440 magnum emblems off which I still have today.
My buddy ended up with the car and it exchanged hands a few times.
I always wondered what happened to it.
Good luck with it.