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1972 RR Clone sold Spring 2008 - Resto Thread Page 1
Scroll down the page for pictures in sequence - Click on pics for larger views Well - The Pro Street sold a couple of months ago and, now it is time to start working on my 72 RR/GTX Clone. The plans include a fresh 440 dropped between the fenders, air grabber hood, and a nice fresh coat of GY3 Curious Yellow (AKA Citron Yella) along with black stipes and black interior. This car has virtually no rust as it has been in north Texas its whole life. 
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Before any work - Start Date 10-18-07
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Gotta Luv that Interior
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UGLY!!!
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Most of the bodywork consisted of ding and dent removal
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This was a very rust free car
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Engine Comp - B4
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Engine Comp - AFTER
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Engine Comp - AFTER
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Can you say Air Grabber??
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Cutting in the jambs and undersides
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Wish every car had jambs like this one
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Image
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Passenger door jamb
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Who's that hiding behind the door?
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The way a Mopar trunk SHOULD look :)
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This color looks best outside in the SUN Pics don't do it justice
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Again - I can't wait to take this car outside and give it a proper photo shoot
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WE HAVE COLOR!!! And it's Curious Yellow!!!!!
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This pic does NOTHING for this color
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Closeup ALMOST looks as good as it does in person
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I've Upgrade the front brakes to disc, rebuilt entire front end, added sway bar
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This is why it's called Curious Yellow looks yellow in the bright sun but green in the shadows
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A-Body Spindles, New Upper & Lower Ball Joints, Poly Bushings in UCA's
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New Tie Rod Ends, Sway Bar, and Shocks
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New Calipers, Pads, and Hoses
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I restored the bezels using a three-step process to keep the wood grain look. I think it came out pretty good
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Detailed Dash
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Rebuilt 440 Installed!!!
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