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1966 Charger

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My new baby, 1966 Charger

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So excited to bring this home to my garage! 1966 Charger, matching numbers, all original/unrestored 383 engine, automatic transmission, 79xxx original miles. 1 paint job and new carpet in the 80's, otherwise she is exactly as she was born. I'm looking forward to a few projects to make this baby even more awesome.



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very cool, do you know where to get any good used parts for the same car? i am doing a restomod, i have some used parts also
 
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Lenny said:
very cool, do you know where to get any good used parts for the same car? i am doing a restomod, i have some used parts also
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Unfortunately, I do not, and am struggling myself. Posting on the forum here landed me an original fan shroud I was looking for. Currently I am seeking a working replacement for the toggle switch for the headlight override switch. Also I think once I get the electronics of the headlamps worked out, I'm going to need one of the headlight motors rebuilt or replaced.
 
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So that's what mine is supposed to look like! Jim here, just joined. Have a '66 also, Red w blk int, 383 4v auto that grandma didn't know where the right side of the car was at times. I see from the photos that you're headlights show. Have you done the motors or found someone that can? I will need mine done and am searching... Jim @ Gear Head Inn in the Smoky Mtn.
 
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muscle cars r us. said:
So that's what mine is supposed to look like! Jim here, just joined. Have a '66 also, Red w blk int, 383 4v auto that grandma didn't know where the right side of the car was at times. I see from the photos that you're headlights show. Have you done the motors or found someone that can? I will need mine done and am searching... Jim @ Gear Head Inn in the Smoky Mtn.
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My hideaways do not hide currently. I do turn them by hand by loosening the screws just inside the grill. Finding original relays is pretty much impossible. I have a friend that is supposedly building me a set of replacement relays. I'm still waiting... And I think I'll need at least one, if not both of the motors rebuilt as well once I actually get power to them.
 
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