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General Lee Slide
1969 Dodge Charger restoration. This is the process of restoration for my 1969 dodge charger start to finish.
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2 comments:
I'm curious how things have progressed. No posts for quite a while. I have a driveable '69 Charger needing restoration and have yet to begin. The trunk has rusted through and under-body is questionable. I'm afraid to begin, thinking there may not be enough solid metal to work with. Nice job, blog and beautiful car! (Scott, Wisconsin)
Not sure if this is monitored or not - I’m not going to give any advice here beyond it’s worth it. This car was finished through paint and will be running soon, it is beautiful.
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