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Pretty cool so far, I like where you are going with it. I dechromed mine too, not quite to the extent you are. I also shaved the bumpers,(notice the lack of front turn signals, now located in the HID headlights) removed the fender script and hood & trunk letters and fender top turn signals. Here...

Nice find, way better than what I started with. Good luck with the build, I'll be following this one.

Nice work Adam!

Adam, the spare tire cover is just raw masonite, smooth side up. Most A's came with a rubber mat to cover the trunk floor.

Nice job! Looks awesome so far, keep up the good work.

Nice job on the duck tail, looks like it came from the factory that way. Cool build, looking forward to more.

Awesome job! Keep up the good work, you'll have it on the road in no time.

X2 Thanks Uli for posting the great pics of these classic Mopars, Looks like you had a lot of fun

I did a simple upgrade on the magnum 500's. Made these cool wheel centers to replace the faded originals.

Well in this case, let cooler HEAD prevail, it is only a /6. The old radiator decided to give up on me. The top tank cracked where its attached to the bracket, it had already been repaired there once, so rather than adding another bandaid I decided to go with a new cross flow aluminum radiator...

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Back together, well almost. All repairs are done, painted,wet sanded and buffed. Still waiting on the filler panel and grill so I hung the bumper temporarily to make it drivable. I'll be adding new headlights and LED turn signals soon so stay tuned.

probably better than new...well at least a lot better than what I started with on the first go around.

Almost ready to roll! The hood, fender and grill filler have all been painted, wet sanded and buffed. Also had to paint the cowl and leading edge of the driver door where the hood and fender made light contact in the accident. Still waiting on a bumper filler and driver side grill but I will...

Thanks guys for the kind words. The body work is done on the fender, hood and grill filler panel, all primed and ready for some block sanding. Soon it will be ready for paint and then reassembly.

I didn't get pictures after the holes were filled but here is where we are at with the start of the repair of the hood and fender. Still quite a bit of filling and sanding to do but I wanted to get it fit up so I could get the right profile for the hood repair. I'll probably have this fender on...

I found a really nice rust free fender from a member here, it wasn't without its dings and scratches but its nice to start with something thats not totally rusted out. This fender came off of a Valiant that had side mouldings so those needed to be welded up. Heres some pics of the test fit and...

I think you've all seen the self inflicted carnage on my "Crashed the Cuda" thread but in case you missed it, here you go. From here forward I will dedicate this to the rebuild.

Nice score Ulf, I seriously considered that car when Scott first listed it. My very first car was a 65 Dart wagon, 273 comando w/factory air just like yours, rust free from Nevada. Man I wish I still had that car.

Nice job Bill, keep up the good work. Black and blue was never a good combination lol, but in this case, WOW!

Carpet looks great so far. Thats my next step on my 66. Where did you get it?

Thanks bigred, look for updates in the near future as we will be getting the interior put back together this spring.

Welcome! Nice to see another '66 being saved. Give me a shout if you need a hand, we're practically neighbors.

Thanks scottylack for the kind words.

Great job you are doing on the buggy! My vote is to keep the '69 front clip, '67-'69 where always my favorite.

Thats quite the challange you've given yourself. I always thought those cars were butt ugly, but thats why I love 'em so much. I felt the same way about my '66 Cuda before I started on it. After 2+ years in the garage with it, now that its done, I can't stop looking at it. I call it the "Stop...

Nice score, 4 for 1. Your husband made a couple good choices here, first for choosing a bride with enthusiasm for this great hobby, and second for choosing the 'vert,as that would have been my choice of the four. Good luck with the builds and keep us posted.

Looking good Uli, keep up the hard work and lets get that Cuda on the road before the snow flys.

Thanks guys for the kind words, makes it all worthwhile.

This shot is my favorite, since I have not had an avatar to this point, this may be the one.