Hi, This is my 1972 Dodge Challenger that I restored as my High School Graduation Project between 2001-2005. I'm currently 19. The entire car was completely disassembled, and put back together. I helped do the body work along with my dad as he has his own business. If you would like to see the entire set of over 200 restoration photos you can visit my website: http://www.korymiller.com
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank those people who helped me on the car.
Larry Miller (Dad)
Larry "Bunk" Miller (My Brother)
Rick Miller (My Uncle)
Jason Gastley (Friend)
Mark Janson (Friend)
Car Info:
Purchased in 2001 for $1500.00
Was originally Hemi Orange with a white vinyl top, and white interior. Was also an original 318 car.
Some Specs:
Engine: Chrysler 340 (5.6L) bored .030 over with Edelbrock Aluminum Heads, Edelbrock Aluminum High Rise Performer Air Gap Intake, Hooker SuperCompetition Headers, Edelbrock 650 Carb, Moroso Valve Covers, Comp Cams Xtreme Energy Camshaft
Trans: Chrysler 904 3 spd. automatic
Rear: Chrysler 8 3/4 with 3.91 Gears and Posi Traction
Body: Painted (EB5) Bright Blue Metallic w/ a T/A style hood, stripe package, and rear spoiler.
Tires/Wheels: BF Goodrich Radial T/A's with 15 in. Ralleye Wheels in the rear and 14 in. in the front.

This is what I started with in September of 2001

Engine compartment after removal of the original 318

Engine compartment as its was being sanded

Interior after removal of seats

Engine compartment after being sanded

Challenger outside at my dad's shop with some primer on it

Picture of the dash when I bought the car

Original seats when I bought the car

Me spraying some paint on the passenger side fender

Passenger side just after being sprayed

Car outside at our house after we installed the front suspension.

My 340 about to be dropped into the engine compartment

Motor after being installed

Air cleaner with Pie Pan

Rear seat after being re-upholstered

Passenger seat after being re-upholstered

Challenger dash emblem

Rear shot of car in the driveway

Car after being finished, sitting outside May 2005

Car at my high school Gettysburg Area High School after being presented as my high school graduation project.