Mopar Muscle Association UK

Posted: **Fri Feb 10, 06 7:20 pm**

Looks like you know what you're doing! Hats off to you for taking it on, ain't too many people willing to start a project from a car that needs so much work, more power to your elbow!

Posted: **Fri Feb 10, 06 8:26 pm**

I always wanted a 69 charger and one in this state is all i could afford as was only 19 when i found it. so its my first real resteration job. teaching myself to do bodywork is the hardest thing to try and do. should be ok with the rest of the work tho.

Posted: **Sat Feb 25, 06 8:09 pm**

A few progress pics.

Posted: **Sat Feb 25, 06 8:17 pm**

last nite

Posted: **Sat Feb 25, 06 8:20 pm**

tonight

Posted: **Sat Feb 25, 06 8:23 pm**

Posted: **Sat Feb 25, 06 8:28 pm**

before

Posted: **Sat Feb 25, 06 8:31 pm**

after

Posted: **Sat Feb 25, 06 10:21 pm**

getting there mate. looking good so far.

Posted: **Sun Feb 26, 06 10:43 am**

Good job! I'm never happier than when I'm restoring a car.
I've got myself another charger to restore (looks in a similar state as yours was). Though at the moment I'm decorating the house (boring but has to be done).
It's nice to see another charger being brought back to life. Keep up the good work.

Posted: **Sun Feb 26, 06 1:46 pm**

Posted: **Sun Feb 26, 06 1:49 pm**

Posted: **Sun Feb 26, 06 1:50 pm**

Dude !! that looks awesome! how fast are you LOL

Posted: **Sun Feb 26, 06 11:07 pm**

wow

Posted: **Mon Feb 27, 06 1:43 pm**

Fantastic stuff Craig, that's a lot of hard work and it's looking superb!

Just noticed the original paint on the floor, is your Charger originally a B5 blue car?

Mopar Muscle Association UK

Craig's 69 CHARGER UPDATE