Brazilian Dodge Dart 76 (similar to 69 usa)
Great Project - I admire your work with limited budget & tools. :prayer:
Wish you all the best - and some day it will be finished and a great car.
But I think the most important at this hobby is the fun while doing all the small things - finishing all the single puzzle-pieces and enjoy the comparision from old to restored. At the moment I´m restoring an old car too - a 67 Dodge Dart which I got from Georgia beginning of the year. I´m doing the body work now - and all the things took a hell of time until now. I enjoy all the things which I learn during this process.
This is my blog - its translated from german - so it´s not all logical what google translator throws out ;)
http://translate.google.de/translate?u=http://67dodgedart.blogspot.com&sl=de&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8
Will follow your thread with great interest and am curious about the paint job.
Which color did you chose ?
Greetz from germany,
Lars
http://67dodgedart.blogspot.com
Great Project - I admire your work with limited budget & tools. :prayer:
Wish you all the best - and some day it will be finished and a great car.
But I think the most important at this hobby is the fun while doing all the small things - finishing all the single puzzle-pieces and enjoy the comparision from old to restored. At the moment I´m restoring an old car too - a 67 Dodge Dart which I got from Georgia beginning of the year. I´m doing the body work now - and all the things took a hell of time until now. I enjoy all the things which I learn during this process.
This is my blog - its translated from german - so it´s not all logical what google translator throws out ;)
http://translate.google.de/translate?u=http://67dodgedart.blogspot.com&sl=de&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8
Will follow your thread with great interest and am curious about the paint job.
Which color did you chose ?
Greetz from germany,
Lars
http://67dodgedart.blogspot.com