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Great project!! I had a 77 Warlock, with a 400. I'll try to send you some pics. As for the resto: research, research, document, research, dive in!! Don't look at the work ahead, just concentrate on one piece at a time. (restore the steering box, then another part. Same for body, do a fender...

Wow! You are going all out. It's going to be a great car. My cousin is Deputy Mayor of Gravenhurst. (I love your golf course "Muskoka Bays", amazing course, but some deadly bounces off the rocks)

Just found this thread. Your car is the exact same as mine was, in every way. Of all the cars I've had, I enjoyed tooling around in it the most. It just had a nice feel, along with comfort. I felt like a million bucks when I drove her. Good luck with your resto :thumblef:

Did you try "Phoenix Graphics" yet? They have them in complete decal kits, or seperate.

Hey!! I've seen that front end in my mirror:toothy7:

Just checked out your web page. Nice job on your Cuda

A great procedure for restoring a car....one component at a time. See guys, Plot gets it:thumrigh:

This is what a "real" budget build should look like in a magazine. You have done a great job of turning this cars personality around. Great job Shafer(better see a "#43" on that thing soon) :burnout:

Listen to your painter!! Get the extra flake. It's more like pearl nowadays anyway, and won't change your colour. Mine has extra, and in the sun.....I'm very glad it does:-D Sell the wife and her young, so you can get that thing down here to Moparfest=P~ Sorry Lori

That 66 scares the bijeebers out of me:shock: Very nice build...in MY opinion, one of the toughest looking cars on this site. Well done:thumrigh:

Been watching this car for many years, and it just keeps getting better, and better. Nice job :thumrigh:

That trunk lid looks familiar...

That thing looks tough with those tubs, and wheels. If you live in Saskatchewan, and you are a newf, does that mean you cheer for the... ...Roof Riders?

Try " Guarantee Bumpers" in Hamilton. I got mine done at "Cambridge Chrome". I was able to go through a body shop, and got a good deal. Mine were $800.00 for the pair, but they needed no work, and the body shop gave them to me for cost. You might try to make a buddy at a body shop in...

Looks awesome. I really like your dash. Did you build it, or did a vendor? Red piping on the seats always looks good.

Snake Keep watching kijiji. There is a guy in Chatsworth, that sells Dart parts. He also sells Darts on there. I bought some stuff from him. Great guy, and I know he'll have your bumper for a good price. I wish I had of kept his e-mail for you...ssssssorry.

WOW!! :love7::love7::love7::love7: I'm a sucker for red on white(and 69 Darts). Nice car Somebody get this boy a red steering wheel horn ring.....FAST!!

At the start of your project, I was pretty sure you were some kind of nut-job.:bootysha: Now...I'm just plain envious. This will be one cool f-n hotrod. Good job!:cheers:

Ok, but we were going to get Brad Pitt to play you.

That was a LOT of reading for me:read2:. I went for "feature movie". Anytime I can watch a car movie I'm happy

Where can we find the story? Is it in a thread somewhere?

Can't wait to see it out cruisssing Ontario. Great job Snake.

Wow!! great job. I love that soft, green rottiserie. Hi-tech. Keep up the great work.

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I wasn't too keen on your project when you started, but you have done a fantastic job Adam! Your car looks awesome.

Bring that Dart to Moparfest! Lets get a buffer, and have a great old FABO buffing bee. We could take turns polishing your paint. I'm in for a couple of hours worth. It would make a great story, and besides, what could it hurt? Maybe we can get a small generator, and someone can bring a buffer...

Wow Skip! I just realized thats the car from Moparfest.(yes, I'm slow) The pictures do not do justice to the condition of your Swinger. Good luck this winter Skip. Looks like a couple of fun projects.

We did one once, and used the steam from an iron to remove the creases and wrinkles.

You spend all your time with that damn car, and ignore me! (eww, starting to sound like my wife)

Your "beast" is looking great. Keep at it, a bit at a time, next thing you know, it will be ready to go. You have the very best name on this whole site.(wish I had of thought of it)