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Posted: **Mon Nov 14, 11 1:42 pm**

Thanks

Posted: **Mon Nov 14, 11 9:57 pm**

Man, your not hanging around!!! Makes my 11 and a half years look a bit pathetic

Posted: **Wed Nov 16, 11 7:09 am**

Roger wrote:Man, your not hanging around!!! Makes my 11 and a half years look a bit pathetic

I think the difference would be

quality not quantity

I'm going for rust free car that works

You will have perfection

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Posted: **Wed Nov 16, 11 8:19 pm**

crikey Will your not hanging around matey !!
soo much easier when you can flip the car over

but seeing it like that would of been an ideal opportunity to move the springs inboard , & get rig of the hump in the wheel well , if you were'nt going the stock look !:thumbright:

Posted: **Thu Nov 17, 11 7:28 am**

I really really want the full tubed out four link 9 Inch Monster

But to be honest I'm at the limit of my skill level here.

I have Been watching You tube how to weld ect so think i will just keep it standard for the moment and look at that later in life.

Also 8 points car Bananarama! test

Posted: **Thu Nov 17, 11 8:31 am**

That is really coming on nicely. Keep up the good work and thanks for posting.

Posted: **Thu Nov 17, 11 9:56 am**

Great work Will, that's got the strength back in there...and then some!

Posted: **Thu Nov 17, 11 10:15 am**

Looking good Will, I recon you have far greater skills than you give yourself credit for.

Posted: **Fri Nov 18, 11 9:03 am**

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Posted: **Fri Nov 18, 11 9:11 am**

Thanks everyone

If you see im doing somthing WRONG please say

So the back panel where the Gas tank straps go has a whole in the middle apart from to adding stability is there any other reason for it.

(allows air into gap ????)

I have a hole saw so could make a normal whole. Should I

Posted: **Fri Nov 18, 11 9:55 am**

Will, it's a standard panel that Dodge/Plymouth used. That hole is where the gas tank filler tube goes.
You don't need it in a Charger

Posted: **Fri Nov 18, 11 9:58 am**

Ahhh hhhaaa

Perfect Thanks

Posted: **Fri Nov 18, 11 11:07 am**

Jules wrote:Will, it's a standard panel that Dodge/Plymouth used. That hole is where the gas tank filler tube goes.
You don't need it in a Charger

yep

also Will , you prolly seen it on your original inner back panel but make sure you make a re- enforcing plate where the tank straps go through ,

Posted: **Fri Nov 18, 11 12:22 pm**

You can see the gas tank filler neck hole & the tank strap holes on mine:

Steve's right make sure you make a re-enforced plate & keep up the good work! You'll be finished well before me at this rate!

Posted: **Fri Nov 18, 11 1:06 pm**

Which holes are we looking at Shaun

Just kiddin'

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Will´s 1968 Dodge Charger