1968 dodge charger

[moparremco]

Hi all,

I'm quite a while working on a Dodge Charger from 1968. The engine has also been changed a little with spark plug cables and the hose to the air filter. Also, I have chosen to make the black wheels without hubcaps. This is my firts time that I use BMF on the window frames. What do you think? Tips are always welcome.

Regards,

Remco

[crazyrichard]

aah a nother fellow dutchman , and a 68 charger always cool , i like the color , curious on how it looks with the black rims

 

[MrBuick]

Very very cool, BMF looks great...I'm catching just a hit of detailing on the alternator...mind providing a better picture of that and an explanation of what you did?

[moparremco]

Hello everybody,

First I cut a slightly wider slice of BMF and then I stick it on eg the window style and I hit it right. I'll cut it gently the other way. If the edges along the wheel cabinets also made the windows to it and to the body on the bottom plate and is almost off the charger. Is there anybody that have tips for glue the window in the body?

Regards,

Remco

[om617]

Looking good. 

[moparremco]

Hello everybody,

I continued to the dodge. The body is now on the chassis. The radiator also in place. And the windows are on the body. The next step are the decals and other little parts.

 

[mikemopar70]

Really cool!!!

[Poppa mitch]

Very nice, I really like your distributor, How did you get the 90 degree boot built?

[moparremco]

Very nice, I really like your distributor, How did you get the 90 degree boot built?

I made a bit of insulation from a wire in the distributor and there is very thin thread printed and glued flat. The spark plug wires are of a kind of very thin lead.

[slusher]

Great color. Looking really sharp.

[moparremco]

Hi all,

I continued with the decals. I also have some done to the engine compartment. the rear bumper and taillights are mounted

[om617]

Looks great. 

[moparremco]

Thanks