Challenger getting work at last - 7 year on update.
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- Adrian Worman
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Roof is next job after the rear quarters, I can either try to cut in the spare roof panel, or weld in the sunroof panel.
I am starting to favour the latter because the panel is re-inforced around the edge, fits the hole perfectly and has a joddle edge to it.
If I go the Sam Posey route, then the roof needs to be black but painted not a vinyl. Vinyl will cover a few sins, but someone has suggested vinyl wrapping??
I assume this will cover marks a bit better than paint and still be smooth and look like paint.
Anyone done this before and know what the results are like??
I am starting to favour the latter because the panel is re-inforced around the edge, fits the hole perfectly and has a joddle edge to it.
If I go the Sam Posey route, then the roof needs to be black but painted not a vinyl. Vinyl will cover a few sins, but someone has suggested vinyl wrapping??
I assume this will cover marks a bit better than paint and still be smooth and look like paint.
Anyone done this before and know what the results are like??
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Panther Pink 73 Aussie Charger 265 Hemi 4 spd
Challenger Sam Posey Tribute car
Panther Pink 73 Aussie Charger 265 Hemi 4 spd
Challenger Sam Posey Tribute car
Vinyl wrap will cover nothing at all! You will see everything. You might as well paint it.MattH wrote:Roof is next job after the rear quarters, I can either try to cut in the spare roof panel, or weld in the sunroof panel.
I am starting to favour the latter because the panel is re-inforced around the edge, fits the hole perfectly and has a joddle edge to it.
If I go the Sam Posey route, then the roof needs to be black but painted not a vinyl. Vinyl will cover a few sins, but someone has suggested vinyl wrapping??
I assume this will cover marks a bit better than paint and still be smooth and look like paint.
Anyone done this before and know what the results are like??
Not sure a joddled edge is what you need on a roof panel
[quote="RogerNot sure a joddled edge is what you need on a roof panel [/quote]
It is inside so the sunroof panel has an edge to it, and sits flush into the roof from underneath, I tried to reapir the whole mechansism years ago but it is shot to bits.
It might make more sense with pictures. Bear with me til I get to that bit.
It is inside so the sunroof panel has an edge to it, and sits flush into the roof from underneath, I tried to reapir the whole mechansism years ago but it is shot to bits.
It might make more sense with pictures. Bear with me til I get to that bit.
Matt Hollingsworth - Vehicle Registrar
Panther Pink 73 Aussie Charger 265 Hemi 4 spd
Challenger Sam Posey Tribute car
Panther Pink 73 Aussie Charger 265 Hemi 4 spd
Challenger Sam Posey Tribute car
Roger wrote:Vinyl wrap will cover nothing at all! You will see everything. You might as well paint it.MattH wrote:Roof is next job after the rear quarters, I can either try to cut in the spare roof panel, or weld in the sunroof panel.
I am starting to favour the latter because the panel is re-inforced around the edge, fits the hole perfectly and has a joddle edge to it.
If I go the Sam Posey route, then the roof needs to be black but painted not a vinyl. Vinyl will cover a few sins, but someone has suggested vinyl wrapping??
I assume this will cover marks a bit better than paint and still be smooth and look like paint.
Anyone done this before and know what the results are like??
Not sure a joddled edge is what you need on a roof panel
Joggle, surely
Grammatical technicalities aside, good to see you getting on with the Chally Matt
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It's joddler,always has been.
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Joggled edges have been used in shipbuilding since the days of wooden ships and the practice continued when the ship builders moved from cutting a notch in the end of the timbers to doing the same with steel.
However, both Joggle and joddle are now modern parlence. Personally I'm a joggler!
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However, both Joggle and joddle are now modern parlence. Personally I'm a joggler!
Here endeth the lesson!
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It Will be great to see that back on the road again. Its along time ago when I owned it 1986 I think. Had many a good time driving it around and with my dodgy looks I needed something to pull the girls with. I think I swapped it for a small block Chevy engine about £750. Wish I could get one for that price now. Good luck with the rebuild mate
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I dunno Dave, I though all the girls liked a mullet back in the 80'sDaveBishop wrote:It Will be great to see that back on the road again. Its along time ago when I owned it 1986 I think. Had many a good time driving it around and with my dodgy looks I needed something to pull the girls with. I think I swapped it for a small block Chevy engine about £750. Wish I could get one for that price now. Good luck with the rebuild mate
Did you look like this back then Dave??DaveBishop wrote:It Will be great to see that back on the road again. Its along time ago when I owned it 1986 I think. Had many a good time driving it around and with my dodgy looks I needed something to pull the girls with. I think I swapped it for a small block Chevy engine about £750. Wish I could get one for that price now. Good luck with the rebuild mate
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Matt Hollingsworth - Vehicle Registrar
Panther Pink 73 Aussie Charger 265 Hemi 4 spd
Challenger Sam Posey Tribute car
Panther Pink 73 Aussie Charger 265 Hemi 4 spd
Challenger Sam Posey Tribute car
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