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Well I can't say it was without a challange but its on the rotisserie finally tonight. It works pretty good for a home jobby. I added some spring bolts for extra security and I'll need to try and locate some better rubber probably if I'm going to be pulling it in and out for blasting and stuff...

Sounds good Rod, I'm looking forward to it. Can't wait till I see that Demon of yours too. Hopefully this spring. :cheers:

pm me your email and I'll send you pics of what I have. We can work something out on the rotisserie if you want to trade for some body work when the time comes. I plan on doing my own paint. I think paint would be easier than body work. :D cheers

I'm gonna do it as money & time allows. I don't have a backround in autobody and this is my first project of this sorts. I am a welder by trade though and used to build service bodies for a few years in Edmonton. That should help in that department. Motors ready, I have a 727 rebuilt auto that I...

Thx Randy, and same to you. I meant to shoot you a message when I first saw your car. Hope its coming along well for you. I'm just getting started as you may have read in my post. I'm no longer in Edmonton but not too far, just up in Athabasca County. Yes the Orange one was on Kijiji originally...

It is time! It only took me just over one year since I picked up the first Demon. A new job and a move that required moving two car bodies on castors was kind of a set back but then again I think it all happened according to plan. Now I have the space to do it. In town was kinda crampin my...

Thx MD, I'll be picking your brain forsure when It comes time to build the paint booth, budgets out the window after having the engine built so I'll need to learn fast in the autobody 101 class. lol. I love your car man, you did such a great job when I go back and look at your starting pics...

I love your story and i'm very glad that you decided to share it on this site. Being a mid 70's born kid who grew up without a vehicle of any kind I can only imagine what it must have been like by hearing stories like yours and from others posted on sites like these. That being said I am about...

Thanks, me and the wife got what we wanted with this place. Last one had an attached garage which would have worked but a little more freedom with this place and I can make more noise with no neighbors lol. I like your 71' Demon by the way.

So I have most of my stuff unpacked, I had to make an executive decision and set up the compressor in the main shop until it warms up and I can figure out where in the bunkhouse it would fit best. At least this way I can get going on the car. I do have a few mods on the rotisserie which I'll...

I hear ya on the Chilly Bro! We are about the same here. Hard to get out and get going in the shop this time of year. I'm using propane and a 125K BTU heater with a 100lb tank to warm it up until I can get gas plumbed sometime in the spring/summer. It will happen eventually. I did however unpack...

Here is a few pics of the new place, lots of Mopar storage! Did I say that out loud? Ooops! Where's the wife...shhh....lol.:cheers: 1. Bunkhouse, Moparts dry storage lol and 220v(Noisy compressor can go in here) 2. future Mopar collection storage unit lol 3. Interior of shop with 220v also &...

Thanks Rod, I never did make it down to see your Demon. Looking forward to it though. Now I'm up in Athabasca County which is a little further away but if you are ever in the neighbourhood drop by and check out the place. I'm on 12.5 acres, with a 28X26.5 detached garage wired with 220 which...

Thanks, and yes the orange one will be the donor. The new job is 4-10's which will allow me to have a little more "me" time lol, still have to divide it up with the wife and kids though. I spent the money I was going to have the car blasted with on a 60 gal 3 cylinder compressor and picked up a...

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Hi all, Sorry for the big delay on the project, Lots has happened in my life in the past 6 months so I'll keep it short but sweet. I moved and changed jobs which totally set me back on the restoration but with more land and a bigger shop I'll be getting going on it very soon! I also located a...

Nice project, off to a good start. Keep the pics coming :toothy8:

I gotta admit the body style has sure grown on me since I picked the first one up. Its a shame that one has to be a donor, but better that than a block of scrap I guess. Its a match made in Fort Saskatchewan! lol.

Brad, your right about none of us car guys being "right" in the head, i just sold my daily driver to get funds for blasting my Demon. lol. Congrats on the motor score!

Looks like I missed the passenger rear quarter but that one is completely rust free. I should be able to get away with a lower patch on the drivers side. Planning to work on the rotisserie this week and get it off to blast once that is done I'll have a better idea where I'm at. Its a shame...

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Well I picked up the second 72' 340 column shift Demon on the weekend and I am pretty impressed. It came as a shell and box car but has been stored inside for over a decade, no rear end, or drive train or fender tag. but I was going after some better sheet metal.For a $1000 I think it was worth...

Wow Rod...! I just read all 7 pages, Hope to meet some day and pick your brain some more. Starting on the Demon myself real soon. Keep up the GREAT work! Very inspiring. Joe

Wow Brad, It's been awhile since I checked out your build. I gotta say I love the work man! I'm about to finally start on the Demon Resurection myself and I only hope i can take some of what you've done and duplicate it. Great color scheme, If you go with the white stripes I can't wait to see...

Great Build Evil, if you don't mind me asking, how did you strip your skins?? Cheers, Joe