Doors are Jammed and inside is painted ready to go back on. Once it warms up a bit I will shoot the entire car. My shop will drop 20 degrees in 10 minutes once I kick my exhaust fan on for my booth when it’s as cold as it is here in Michigan.
1972 Plymouth Scamp Winter Project
- Thread starter Jim Ward
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It been awhile since I’ve posted any updates but I got the car painted and now the assembly will begin. It’s hard to spray in the Michigan winter. My shop will go from 75 to 58 pretty quick once I kick the paint booth exhaust fans on because I do not have any heated makeup air. Overall it worked good with a fast activator.
Some updates. I got the vinyl top and trim on. I have the 8.75” rear in and the 1/2” spring offset kit installed. The perches can’t be welded until I have all of the weight in the car to set the pinion angle. Slowly but surely coming along.
mygasser
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you've made a nice job of the vinyl roof 
neil.
neil.
missing linc
Loose nut behind the wheel
Beautiful car!
I worked until 2am and got the motor, transmission, headers installed. It won’t be long until I can get it fired up. I put my scamp on hold for the past two months to get my neighbors scamp ready for the Mopar nationals. I’m going to get mine done then go to work on my oldest brothers 74 Charger.
Bennoel 10
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Looking good. Nice work and quick results.
missing linc
Loose nut behind the wheel
Love that green!
MidnightSwinger
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Great work!
TTI exhaust with dynomax super turbo mufflers went on yesterday.
MidnightSwinger
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No video?!?!?!
I haven’t fired it yet. I still need to run fuel and wiring.
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