Hello every one this is tayseer from kuwait
this is my first post in this forum, i hope you can enjoy with my my dodge project
This is my 1968 RT charger from the begining , I have bought the car from A guy in the state, shipped to Kuwait as a project car, it runs but it need a lot to work to make it show car payed $16,000
it is true RT charger, engine and trans are 1971 dated, i wish it was from the same year at least. the rest of the car is all original, i have restored the engine and transmission, restored the body as origanal as i can, bought most of the parts from eBay, summit racing, and others, spend a lot of money in purchasing parts
, but it is fun in end, i still have to do a lot of work in the electrical part, i will post some of the picture to show the progress of the project, it has been already almost 1 year since the beginning of the project oct/ 2015
started with striping out the car from inside out, interior was first, taking photos of everything as reference, then outside like lights, bumpers, moulding, then the engine and transmission was the last thing to take out
it turnout the project is not too difficult to do, but it need a lot of patient, and finding the correct knowledge and information, if you can read and search for information then you're in the right track
i have done before 4 similer project but no as deep as this one
the car started as 1968 RT blue color, automatic 727 central console, with AC, 3:32 rear end
vendor tag decoding
X = Charger
S = Special RT
29 = 2 door sports hardtop (Charger or Challenger )
83 = 440 4-bbl HP
5 = 3-speed automatic (most applications)
46 = 46 - F70x14 whitewall steel belted
426 = build date April/26/1968
153235 = vehicle shipping number
2 - 5 = drip rail moldings
3 - 0 = body belt moldings
7 - 8 = wheel lip moldings
A - 4 = 3.23 ratio
C - Charger
6 - vinyl bucket seats
B - light blue
Q - Bright Blue Metallic / Q - Bright Blue Metallic
The 1 designates monotone paint
A - 1 = 26" radiator diameter
H - 1 = power brakes
R - 1 = AM radio
S - 1 = air conditioning
X - 1 = tinted glass (all)
Y - 6 = black vinyl top
a - 6 = console
b - 4 = bucket seats
m - 6 = driver's outside remote operated mirror
this is my first post in this forum, i hope you can enjoy with my my dodge project
This is my 1968 RT charger from the begining , I have bought the car from A guy in the state, shipped to Kuwait as a project car, it runs but it need a lot to work to make it show car payed $16,000
it is true RT charger, engine and trans are 1971 dated, i wish it was from the same year at least. the rest of the car is all original, i have restored the engine and transmission, restored the body as origanal as i can, bought most of the parts from eBay, summit racing, and others, spend a lot of money in purchasing parts
started with striping out the car from inside out, interior was first, taking photos of everything as reference, then outside like lights, bumpers, moulding, then the engine and transmission was the last thing to take out
it turnout the project is not too difficult to do, but it need a lot of patient, and finding the correct knowledge and information, if you can read and search for information then you're in the right track
i have done before 4 similer project but no as deep as this one
the car started as 1968 RT blue color, automatic 727 central console, with AC, 3:32 rear end
vendor tag decoding
X = Charger
S = Special RT
29 = 2 door sports hardtop (Charger or Challenger )
83 = 440 4-bbl HP
5 = 3-speed automatic (most applications)
46 = 46 - F70x14 whitewall steel belted
426 = build date April/26/1968
153235 = vehicle shipping number
2 - 5 = drip rail moldings
3 - 0 = body belt moldings
7 - 8 = wheel lip moldings
A - 4 = 3.23 ratio
C - Charger
6 - vinyl bucket seats
B - light blue
Q - Bright Blue Metallic / Q - Bright Blue Metallic
The 1 designates monotone paint
A - 1 = 26" radiator diameter
H - 1 = power brakes
R - 1 = AM radio
S - 1 = air conditioning
X - 1 = tinted glass (all)
Y - 6 = black vinyl top
a - 6 = console
b - 4 = bucket seats
m - 6 = driver's outside remote operated mirror
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