'69 Charger

[JTRACING]

another one i started.

body is in the paint shop , its gonna be red with a black vinyl top.

heres some work so far

went with the base 440 which was the blue/ turquoise color instead of the hugger orange used on the high performance version

[JTRACING]

heres the dash

[Ken]

Hey James, how did you achieve that finish on the exhaust manifolds? It looks super realistic!!! Great job on the rest of the details.

[Mr.1/16th]

WWWHHHHAAAOOOOOOO!! THAT LOOKS SO REAL BRO!!

[JTRACING]

little sneak peak at the body

i had to take a break after doing one side of the window chrome lol...

Hey James, how did you achieve that finish on the exhaust manifolds? It looks super realistic!!! Great job on the rest of the details.

i sanded them with some 120 grit to get a good texture like cast iron, then paint them silver, brushed on some dullcote, then used pastels to get the burnt rusted look

[Robert81]

Sweetness. Looks great in red.

[JTRACING]

didnt feel like doin to much work today, so i picked a small part to work on. the battery, i added PE terminals, just gotta stick the wires in the ends but will do that once everything is in the engine bay.

[evilone]

dang bro you have inspired me to go get a daytona charger and fix it up sick status

thanks for the good pics now i have refrence pics

[kelson]

Nice looking 69'charger! nice to see a non hi po engine built ,really impressed with the work on the exhaust manifolds very realistic looking.Looks like a awesome build in the works.

[george 53]

Build up looks great.Were canadian engines different than U.S. engines? cause the ones I remember were more greenish in color.yours looks more blue than the ones that came out of the Mound Road plant.(U.S. spec. engines for the DEEEtroit area were built at the Trenton Engine plant,in Trenton Michigan)But color surely doesnt take away anything from your build,Its still beautilful,and the 69 Charger IS my alltime favorite car,Bar none!!!!