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Doesn't look like much, but it is a great day for the Charger. First time in a long time it has sat on the ground with wheels attached. It is now officially a roller. The front fenders and the hood are the only pieces left to be blocked out. That and some seam sealer on the body and this thing is ready for paint. I stopped in at the body shop last week to check their schedule and kind of figured this would be a bad time because of all the car - deer collisions happening right now, and I was correct. They are going to try to get it in the week of Thanksgiving, but I am not holding my breath. The deer hits in the fall around here are their bread and butter. On another note, I also special ordered the wheels from Summit. We decided to be a little different and went with the Keystone Classics. 15x10's on the rear are snug to say the least, but I got the backspacing correct to get them tucked right in. The bad news on this is that Crager has just shut down the line on custom stuff for their yearly machine maintenance. So they wont be made until January. If I could have gotten the rearend in the car for measurements 2 weeks ago, I would already have them.
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Here are a couple more shots of the beefed up k-frame after painting just for tallhair.
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Thanks Elk! I look forward to your updates and I really appreciate the extra details shots of the car 'in-situ' .
Very nice and very helpful for me to show the welder who does not normally work on cars.