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Bragging Rights
- Top Speed140 mph
- HP350
- Weight2900 lbs
Major Upgrades
- port and polish
- bore-increase
- stroke-increase
- engine swap
Modifications
Performance Parts
- Mopar Intake
- Dynomax Header
- Mopar Exhaust
- Mopar Engine Comps.
- Mopar Ignition
- Mopar Engine Electronics
- Mopar Shocks
- Mopar Springs
- Mopar Strut Bars
- Mopar Brakes
- Mopar Transmission
Car Audio & Video
Interior
Page One
Since i wish i had the knowledge i have now back when I first started building my car, i made this forum to aid car and truck lovers in building their own vehicles and learning form eachother, and sharing build ideas, build tips, build accomplishments, and just plain showing off all they've done. Check it out if your at all interested! Its totally free, plus now you can upload videos for free on the site and then post the video player on your cardomain page!!!!
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Hey, I'm Jason, 17, from Seattle washington AIM: WestSeattleMafia but hey you didnt come here to learn about me, you came here for the car, so lets get down to it. Its a 1970 Dodge Challenger. I picked it up from my cousins' friend as a project car. When i bought it it was all primer gray with no interior and needed alotta engine work, but I figured that i could fix it up and by the time i was done i would have my licence. This is what it looked like when i first got it, pictured below:
its currently a 5.2 liter with a 904 3 speed automatic, i will be replacing it soon with a newly purchased 5.2 liter Cop car motor, with 360 swirl port heads, a new cam, ignition and other goodies that i'll update later. the new motor should be good for well over 300 horsepower, becuase its perfectly balanced for high revs. So through the summer i painted it in my garage, and my dad buffed it out for me *thanks dad* and i have been stopped alot of time by people wanting me to paint their cars, so i opened a small painting shop "Bull Racing" instant message me for more detail if you'd like to get your car painted. the painting was a pretty quick process it was the body work that was tough.
Some pictures of the painting process
on the following pages i have more pics of what it looks like currently
Contents:
Page 1: Intro
Page 2: First Paint Job
Page 3: Painting the T/A Stripe
Page 4: Interior Shots
Page 5: Neon Install
Page 6: Car Shows
Page 7: Friends Rides
Page 8: New Wheels and Tires
Page 9: Stereo Install
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