Modern Bullitt Charger build

[2ndroundko]

just sitting over here like...

[Motown 454]

They look good. Un painted they look like they must have looked when new.

[keepat]

After removing the sound deadening held up with contact cement I was able to prep and prime the inside of the roof. Before spraying the epoxy primer and coated the inside of the roof framing with a rust encapsulator.
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Pat

[keepat]

Then I prep and sprayed the floors and package tray. Next I’ll seam seal the floor.
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Pat

[wfo guy]

Only a few will know what is under the carpet.

[windows]

This isn't fair, Pat. Your 3M tape budget is larger than my engine budget.

[Cop Magnet]

A lot of people would have used the vinyl roof to hide all manners of evil. You gave that roof panel a lot of love! Kudos to you!

[Motown 454]

Very Nice Pat !

[keepat]

Thank you gentlemen and Happy Father's Day to all
Pat

[kbscobravert]

Your tips and methods of creatively working around metal solutions has me wanting to tear into my car to do the same. I noticed a lot of your hole filling methods to shape your plug but leave a handle attached. I like that idea. I have always seen people use magnets to hold the plug in place.

I want to go fire up my mig and start burning some wire.

This is my favorite build so far. I just went through all 28 pages and can't wait to see what you have for us next.

[keepat]

Your tips and methods of creatively working around metal solutions has me wanting to tear into my car to do the same. I noticed a lot of your hole filling methods to shape your plug but leave a handle attached. I like that idea. I have always seen people use magnets to hold the plug in place.

I want to go fire up my mig and start burning some wire.

This is my favorite build so far. I just went through all 28 pages and can't wait to see what you have for us next.

Thank you!
Pat

[keepat]

Cleaned and painted the inside of the cowl and painted inside firewall along with the bottom of the Cowl. I use a paint that looks like the color of steel as this will make it a little brighter under the dash when working on it. With the car on the rotisserie it was very easy to use a self leveling seem sealer fill the original firewall panel seams.
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Pat

[Motown 454]

Looks great under there.

[keepat]

Thanks Wayne!


Using some cardboard I mocked up the rear brake cooling vents. I will make these up using .065 aluminum and have them powder coated black. I will make up the discharge side at the brake when the rear and wheels are back on.
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Pat

[andrewb70]

Will you need rear brake cooling?

Andrew

[keepat]

Probably not, but I think it's cool. Kinda like a tunnel ram sticking out of the hood ;-)

[wfo guy]

^^^^^^
Is the funnel end for underneath airflow or have I missed this completely?
You're doing well. I have so many hours in the hood on the 51 that I'm ashamed to post pics until it's ready for paint.

[keepat]

^^^^^^
Is the funnel end for underneath airflow or have I missed this completely?
You're doing well. I have so many hours in the hood on the 51 that I'm ashamed to post pics until it's ready for paint.

Yes,
Thank you!
Pat

[keepat]

I made the aluminum rear brake vents using my cardboard template. After welding them together and grinding most of the welds down I used a air tool with a medium Scotch-Brite pad to finish off and smooth out the welds. The Scotch-Brite pad is very user friendly and fast when working with aluminum.
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Pat

[Motown 454]

It looks great Pat, nice job. Are you painting them to blend in or leave them as an accent color?