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Probably not. GYC is behind.

Awesome build! Love seeing the finish product come out this great.

I'm on board with kicking in gas money. I'm in MA so to far for me to do any towing.

If you or somebody else can help with the tow I'd chip in for gas money. Maybe a few more members could too.

Noooo! This can't end like this. I need to see how the 4 speed setup fit with the 340 manifolds.

I miss this build. Any updates?

Sucks to wait, but the smile on your face will be worth it when it is done.

These restorations take a couple of years to complete. They don't show that on TV.

On Facebook they show wheeling your car around the lot. Glad to see it's finally getting done. Look forward to see it being saved on the show.

I don't know, seems like you are going to have to drive without your hood to show those sweet covers off.

Looking good to me. Keep plugging along this will be a nice driver for sure.

Looks like you've got a great starting point. Was that a Hellcat in the trailer with your Dart?

Nice Chevelle. Bet it hauls with that 427.

Yes body supplies are pricey. I spent $100s just to do a quick single stage paint on my Dart. Plus a month of late nights and weekends. I couldn't imagine all this time you have into this build. But maybe someday if I'm lucky I will.

I don't agree with a stroker not breathing with stock stuff. F.A.ST. cars runs 11s with a sb. Something to think about.

With all this body work thread. What is the plan for the drivetrain? Totally stock? Mild upgrades? Is this a matching numbers car?

I'm glad to see your using a product with flames and skull/cross bones. Only the best products comes with those warnings. LOL!

Looking good!!! I'm excited and it's not even my car.

I don't think I can wait til spring to see your car in paint. This is like someone ripping out the last chapter in a book.

This car is going to be a 1000 times better then the factory built it. This build should be a sticky for other members to follow on their restos.

Again AWESOME!!! You are what this hobby is about! Keep up the great work!!

That's a clean body. Where did that come from??

It was great to see your car on Graveyard this week. Sucks about the cut inner fenders.

Great job! Car looks beautiful. I love the story with the State trooper. Classic!

Glad to see your car getting restored. Can't wait to see it on TV with you taking the keys with a huge grin.

You've got some great skills. Keeping up with the big dogs. Might have to give you my Dart for the needed metal work. LOL. Keep up the great work, been enjoying watching this thread.

I love this build. Can't wait til you get to drive it. The second picture of Ken's Cuda is at Englishtown. I remember seeing it running down the strip there. Very cool cars!

Great job! I do love the look of the new Challenger.

Great job as always. I'm sure you didn't get the T bar sockets too hot when welding. I've always been told that to much heat will stretch the sockets and the bars can spin inside.

This is looking real nice!!! Great job!! But A/C???? That threw me.