Posted: Fri Feb 17, 12 4:48 pm
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Anton's 68 Charger - 2012 Update
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Posted: Fri Feb 17, 12 4:49 pm
I have also modified the under dash speaker and fitted two 4inch speakers side by side.
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 12 5:19 pm
Nice job Anton where did you get the foam for the flaps from ???
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 12 5:50 pm
Anton like a bit of foam around the flapsJohnR wrote:Nice job Anton where did you get the foam for the flaps from ???
.Posted: Fri Feb 17, 12 7:24 pm
[quote Anton likes a bit of foam around the flaps .[/quote]
You`re so RUUDDE!!!...Del
.[/quote]You`re so RUUDDE!!!...Del
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 12 11:03 pm
That is fabulous work Anton.
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 12 5:17 pm
I brought a foam gasket kit from America to rebuild the heater box.
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 12 8:53 am
I have final finished restoring the quarter window regulators and the came out well.
I have also finished painting all under the dash and the floor and it all came out well and made a big difference.
I have also finished painting all under the dash and the floor and it all came out well and made a big difference.
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 12 10:30 am
Anton your storming away, hats off to you 
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 12 10:44 am
This is for Autofetish.
I soaked all the widow regulator part in petrol for a day and then using my bench grinder with a wire wheel I cleaned them and then gave them to a friend who zinc plated them for me. I them cleaned and re-greased all the wheels and re-assembled them.
I soaked all the widow regulator part in petrol for a day and then using my bench grinder with a wire wheel I cleaned them and then gave them to a friend who zinc plated them for me. I them cleaned and re-greased all the wheels and re-assembled them.
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 12 11:06 am
Sensational work Anton, you have a real eye for detail, well done mate! 
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 12 11:26 am
And i will now do exactly the sameANTON wrote:This is for Autofetish.
I soaked all the widow regulator part in petrol for a day and then using my bench grinder with a wire wheel I cleaned them and then gave them to a friend who zinc plated them for me. I them cleaned and re-greased all the wheels and re-assembled them.
Thanks you
Great work keep those pictures coming
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 12 11:41 am
Amazing patience and dedication there chap
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 12 7:41 am
Its been a while but I have had a few set backs that held me up.
I ended up have to order a new tank fro WASP and that arrived last week.
I have started re-assembly on the car and with Derek's help on Saturday we go alot done. The trunk area and rear lights and trim are all back together. The leaf spring are back in place and the car is back on its wheels. I have been concentrating on the interior and that is coming together nicely. I have all the window regulator hardware back in and I also have all the pedal,wipers and heater box in. The next part will be to install the carpet and underlay and then i can put the dash and wiring back in and the last item to go in will be the steering column.
I did paint all the floors and even the under the rear door card so it is all black now and that has tidied it up nicely.
I ended up have to order a new tank fro WASP and that arrived last week.
I have started re-assembly on the car and with Derek's help on Saturday we go alot done. The trunk area and rear lights and trim are all back together. The leaf spring are back in place and the car is back on its wheels. I have been concentrating on the interior and that is coming together nicely. I have all the window regulator hardware back in and I also have all the pedal,wipers and heater box in. The next part will be to install the carpet and underlay and then i can put the dash and wiring back in and the last item to go in will be the steering column.
I did paint all the floors and even the under the rear door card so it is all black now and that has tidied it up nicely.
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 12 7:42 am
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