I have heard of them. I don't have Bookface so I can't check it out. Thanks though!Haven't read all the posts - but when I saw Bonneville in heading - this connected . Montana Dodge Boys Vintage Landspeed Racing
I have heard of them. I don't have Bookface so I can't check it out. Thanks though!Haven't read all the posts - but when I saw Bonneville in heading - this connected . Montana Dodge Boys Vintage Landspeed Racing
I don't mean to sidetrack the thread (well, i guess I do ).That thing really does look awesome. It looks fast just sitting there. You are however going to need a hell of a hood to get all that stuff out of the path of airflow.
I will allow it if you tell me what the hell Chuckwalla is. LolI don't mean to sidetrack the thread (well, i guess I do ).
@TT5.9mag/Mike, are you going to chuckwalla tomorrow?
(I'd use a pm, but I'm out of room).
No sir. The car I was working on is not going. The owner has other obligations.I don't mean to sidetrack the thread (well, i guess I do ).
@TT5.9mag/Mike, are you going to chuckwalla tomorrow?
(I'd use a pm, but I'm out of room).
It’s a race track out in the desert of California. Used to be be just a road course but recently they opened a drag strip and host no prep events.I will allow it if you tell me what the hell Chuckwalla is. Lol
That's a sumpin of a sucker of a job. Un-removable sealer in between there. Makes a horrible mess. Ill never do it again.So, it got up to 28⁰ish in the garage once the sun came put. Was working on house stuff, so no real work on the Charger. But...I committed myself to a decision to remove the drip rails. No more waffling on the idea. Tomorrow will be cutting/grinding and welding up the seam. We will see how far I can get. I hate the shields fogging up.
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Road course and airport dragstrip, in the middle of nowhere, California desert.I will allow it if you tell me what the hell Chuckwalla is. Lol
You mean in-between the layers themselves or the sealer that they lay on top after?That's a sumpin of a sucker of a job. Un-removable sealer in between there. Makes a horrible mess. Ill never do it again.
In-between. It was a chevy so not sure about the Charger. It was more of a little "heads-up". It may be just fine. Great thread btw.You mean in-between the layers themselves or the sealer that they lay on top after?
I lucked out. Seam sealer just on top. Spot welds. Cut it all off this AM and tacked it. Little on the cool sideIn-between. It was a chevy so not sure about the Charger. It was more of a little "heads-up". It may be just fine. Great thread btw.
That looks like it’s coming out great so far. Easier than you thought?I lucked out. Seam sealer just on top. Spot welds. Cut it all off this AM and tacked it. Little on the cool side
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Absolutely. All drip rails are shaved. Just a ton more tacks and more grinding. There are some rust repair areas that need addressed but overall much easier than I thought. Too much over thinkingThat looks like it’s coming out great so far. Easier than you thought?
I do that a lot.Too much over thinking
That is the sole reason I ran outside yesterday and cut the section off the A pillar. Stop thinking and just doI do that a lot.
Gotta have faith in your own abilities sometimes and just jump right in to the deep end of the pool.That is the sole reason I ran outside yesterday and cut the section off the A pillar. Stop thinking and just do
I've thought about flush mount myself. I was thinking about round steel bar.Absolutely. All drip rails are shaved. Just a ton more tacks and more grinding. There are some rust repair areas that need addressed but overall much easier than I thought. Too much over thinking
I do need to sort out the best way to flush mount the windows now.
Not sure how that would work exactly. Replacing drip rails with round bar? I am open to ideas. I think i will make an angle piece that has the vertical the window can screw to. I will have fixed windows in this carI've thought about flush mount myself. I was thinking about round steel bar.
I was referring to the windshield and back glass. I have no idea how you might do it on the sides.Not sure how that would work exactly. Replacing drip rails with round bar? I am open to ideas. I think i will make an angle piece that has the vertical the window can screw to. I will have fixed windows in this car
Ah gotcha. I am going to leave the front and rear glass stock for now. The side windows will be flush as possible.I was referring to the windshield and back glass. I have no idea how you might do it on the sides.