R4 Daytona clone on eBay

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Nice looking ride & I love the wheel choice!  Car is from TX...Troy ya know the car?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120820037957&viewitem=&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3ASS%3AUS%3A1123#ht_500wt_1182

PS----love the guy's garage in the background

[CornDogsCharger]

Cool car!  Funny thing is, I considered putting the "Eleanor" wheels on my '66 Charger. One thing I see that is a major pet-peeve for me is the exterior colored lower door sections. It drives me up the wall. I'm wondering what he did with safety catch. It looks like a GM spring loaded safety catch was installed.

Justin
"CornDog"

[FJ5WING]

because Chevy guys dont understand a latch release wasnt used. 

[NYCMille]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1969-DODGE-CHARGER-DAYTONA-RESTOMOD-440-AUTO-VIPER-RED-MOPAR-SHOW-CAR-PROJECT-/120820037957?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item1c216f7945

They obviously spent loads of time on the headliner... 

[hemigeno]

They obviously spent loads of time on the headliner... 

No doubt!  Haven't seen that approach before, for good reason too   



Troy, you ought to take note of the license plate.  It might be available (assuming the car sells).

[Aero426]

I would settle for a much less nice garage and a better car.

[maxwellwedge]

You would think they could have vacuumed the carpet....

I always love to read, "Would clean up easily". So, why don't they?   

[BigBlockSam]

hey obviously spent loads of time on the headliner.

that's not an easy fix . he never transferred the headliner  teeth to the plug 

[1970Moparmann]

Need to redo the interior and drop in a Hemi and be all set!

[nascarxx29]

Wonder if the headliner workmanship is carried over in other parts of the cars build

[Aero426]

Wonder if the headliner workmanship is carried over in other parts of the cars build

You kind of have to think so.

[moparstuart]

I hate the body colored latch tray too,  too much red under there

[BigBlockSam]

Wonder if the headliner workmanship is carried over in other parts of the cars build

another thing that always bothers me. no batt hold down . you can get a batt hold down at autozone for $4.95 .

no attention to details

[tan top]

heres some pictures before the ad goes 

[tan top]

 

[held1823]

so when does someone mention the lack of any side markers?

i dont count, since im an admitted clone hater.

[pettybird]

My big problem with the ad is the presentation.  does he not own a vacuum?  he had the car painted and the motor looks like a refugee from 1981?  flash pictures showing all sorts of problems? 

three hours, two cans of dupli-color's finest and some work and this car would look pretty presentable inside and under the hood...

[70Sbird]

I'm with Doug (Pettybird) on this one, the radiator overflow hose laying across the battery, the instrument cluster that looks like crap, footprints on the carpet, and a crusty looking engine. If I were selling a project car for $10K, it would not be too hard to address some of these issues to make it more "saleable". And.... if no time was put into cleaning it up to sell, of even finding a Charger ashtray, the other issues not readily apparent will be plentiful you can bet!

[nascarxx29]

68 charger ashtray slides down.Not even a 69 daytona clone

[held1823]

68 charger ashtray slides down.Not even a 69 daytona clone

that explains the awol side markers

[1970Moparmann]

So a resto mod means larger wheels?

[hemi68charger]

Non-adjustable wing as well........
Nope Chris, don't know the car..

[A383Wing]

Non-adjustable wing as well........

yea...I was just gonna say that...how does that stay on then?

Bryan

[70Sbird]

68 charger ashtray slides down.Not even a 69 daytona clone

that explains the awol side markers

So... I wonder what the title says since the auction is for a "1969" Daytona?

[held1823]

68 charger ashtray slides down.Not even a 69 daytona clone

that explains the awol side markers

So... I wonder what the title says since the auction is for a "1969" Daytona?

it should say FUBAR, since it's effed up beyond all recognition