It is an honor to have such a rare classic car, such as this 1967 Dodge Charger in our shop. Only about 15,000 Chargers were made in ’67 and not near that amount has survived. We are glad that we have the opportunity to bring this classic back to life. When our client brought us this vehicle it was a shell of a car and about 15 boxes of parts. Initally the client had tried to keep the cost of this restoration down by going with several smaller shops that would work on seperate areas of the vehicle. What this resulted in was a 5 year build, with little progress and lots of lost parts. Over the last 6 months we have tracked down all the missing pieces of this vehicle, repainted it, polished all the trim and restored the interior.
We are now just working on all the final assembly items for the vehicle.
Justin has installed a new deck lid emblem today, repainted the front grill emblem and is starting the final assembly of the interior.
Passenger door panel installed
Drivers door panel installed
Center grill emblem repainted
New center deck lid medallion installed
Reassembling the interior
Jake is trying to finish up the interior assembly. Right now he is working on installing the radio, speaker and dash chrome.
