My 1969 1/2 440 ‘cuda
First pic is the used fender I put on the car that must have been wrecked at some point. Previous body shop didn’t fix it. The body man drilled out the spot welds, flattened it out and filled it in. Did a little touch up on the roof body work. Roof lines and quarters are finished up. The sixth pic with the arrow in it shows the crease in the quarter. I have only seen a couple 67-69 barracudas with this crease although it is supposed to be there. I was amazed to see that whoever did this at the first body shop knew it was supposed to be there. Having built and purchased a lot of Barracuda model kits and knowing they have this crease, I almost have to assume the body man may have been a modeler as well.
Last but not least the front end parts have been removed to be painted separate from the body.
First pic is the used fender I put on the car that must have been wrecked at some point. Previous body shop didn’t fix it. The body man drilled out the spot welds, flattened it out and filled it in. Did a little touch up on the roof body work. Roof lines and quarters are finished up. The sixth pic with the arrow in it shows the crease in the quarter. I have only seen a couple 67-69 barracudas with this crease although it is supposed to be there. I was amazed to see that whoever did this at the first body shop knew it was supposed to be there. Having built and purchased a lot of Barracuda model kits and knowing they have this crease, I almost have to assume the body man may have been a modeler as well.
Last but not least the front end parts have been removed to be painted separate from the body.