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This is what 69/70 B7 should look like. I took a pic because it’s what I’m debating putting my roadrunner back too.

Anyone who makes decals should be able to duplicate it.

Original top on my 68gts

Looks B7 to me also. Although there seems to be some variations on that color as well.

blocked the gel coat with 220, shot 2 coats of high build 2k, blocked 320 wet, shot dp90 black as a sealer 1 coat, 3 coats of hot rod black. also just painted the hood on my RR, "original 6 pack hood" same steps except started out with weeks of chasing cracks with a die grinder, fiberglass...

its just paint

I don't think that car can ever take a bad picture!! lol

buy yourself a cheap spray gun and shoot it with single stage acrylic urethane. if you do all the prep work its crazy to use a spray can. i knew nothing about using a gun till i painted the engine bay on my dart, now i shoot all kinds of stuff. i had never used a gun until i sprayed this...

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my 71 challenger was white with a green top and interior. probably won't be when i re-do it though..

my barracuda my dart my buddies 71 Dart, this is about as clean as they get for a driver

SEM painters supply carries it

hot rod black, its smooth and i use spray wax to clean it, and its a single stage and easy to apply

Please defiantly not black, i hear it looks like a chevy :thebirdm::-D:-D:-D i painted mine black because i didn't know what color i was going to paint the car at the time. i like it now, its something different and it pisses off the mopar purists. :angry7: :angel9: i did redo my cuda body...

the yellow one is my buddies car, it actually started life as a 72. as you can see he like the 71 better lol

prep work is key, painting is the easy part. i did the same as you, just went for it. i just have the starting line guns eastwood sells, they've worked well for me with the few things i've painted. paint stripper is probably your best friend. i used a DA to strip my dart, it sucked. also i...

i think you should do a search on "unlimited" on all the major mopar web sites. that should make your decision easy.

AAR makes a nice scoop.