My 1970 Dodge Challenger project

[ogre]

Thought I would show the new project.

Yes it hit a pole and blew out the rear, but on the good side it is not real rusty.

[anlauto]

Great to see another one getting saved ...Welcome to the best E-Body website in the world 

[ogre]

The car has taken a turn for the worse, found a little more frame damage, looks like the shock mount, driver side got pushed forward about 1/2". Still looking for a frame shop to work the kinks out. I just measure now seeing how far the damage is.

If there are any frame guys in the buffalo NY area, who I haven't called and have the ability to straighten it out let me know here.

[ogre]

The 70 Challenger has passed its first major hurdle. The frame is fixed, and the quarters were saved. The shop that did all the work on the rear was K-S Auto Restoration here in Tonawanda N.Y.  They did a great job squaring it away, they are not cheap but you get what you pay for and the car was worth the investment as the pictures will show. I have stored the car for the winter, but I will be rebuilding its steering column and hopefully its dash for the spring. I have an RT hood, but still need decent original front fenders and rear valance. Plus a period correct 383 4v motor wouldn't hurt.

[torredcuda]

Looks like a solid project.

[7E-Bodies]

@ogre Great project! I'm mid stream on a 70 RT as well. A hint for this forum software flipping pics that I have found, is to even slightly crop them on my iPhone or iPad and they land upright on my posts. Just sharing as this issue drove me nuts.

[usraptor]

Looks good.  Looking forward to watching the restoration, at least when I don't have to turn my monitor upside down to look at the pics.