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I hate to see this! but! there are still plenty of parts trucks around to be bought and built. Glad nobody was hurt. Next one needs a roll cage!

What a tragic end to what was a perfect day. 2.0 will be epic. Looking forward to that content.

Build, destroy, rebuild better! Best time I’ve had with my clothes on. Mind blowing how freakishly powerful that motor is!

Mad respect brother! We’ve got some good seat time together under our belts! Can’t wait for our next run!

Mad respect brother! We’ve got some good seat time together under our belts! Can’t wait for our next run!

You work fast!

You work pretty quick

a think ya mite want a pully for your fan

I would consider the Pistol Grip a Day Two type of mod , the Hurst shifters were available in the Hustle Stuff catalog for the kids with 68-69 B body's.

Nice work

Is this a wire kit you made or is this a purchased kit.

Dash looks fantastic, your work and patience too.

Your dash holes are missing the recessed flange that will accept the sheet metal type screw. The 57 year old plastic crumbles when you look at it funny. You should be able to duplicate something that will do the job. Or PPG will gladly sell you a set with new plastic chrome...

i was never a big fan of "pea soup green" ... "sublime" green is what this car REALLY needed !!

please list your dakota digital model, and cpu box again great video all of this helps my build thank you

Hey Charger ✌ from Australia🥰

there is a ground for the gas guage it's a little strap that goes from the gas line over the rubber tube to the out let of the guage

Good job, Chris. And thank you for sharing your build, it will come in handy whenever I get to that point on my charger.

Just slacken the top nut off turn the pipe to where you want it then tighten it

Awesome video! Will be subscribing to follow your build. Looking great!

Cool! New channel!

Those power steering pulley sheeves can be trued up in a lathe. Mine is a TRW pump and the pulley material was very soft, High speed steel cutter in the lathe made it run true NBD.

This looks amazing i am gonna start on mine next year, the plan is to buy all the parts first and then find a person that can weld i dont know how to do that but i can clean it out first and save some money ruclips.net/video/B1efIfh_cnU/видео.html

this is inspiring keep going

i will get started next year on mine and i am a girl ruclips.net/video/B1efIfh_cnU/видео.html

Nothing short of awesome!! The 66, in my opinion is the most bad ass truck Ford ever produced! (And my 1st car:)

The Dodge Charger you wanted forever 50K-- The added cost of the A/C from Vintage Air 2K-- Being able to leave the windows up at a light-- Priceless

Thanks 👍😊

Those clutch linkage clips are difficult to install as you showed. Nice work & even a nicer car. Congrats!

Spot on with addressing negative comments. Remember, these guys get satisfaction in finding flaws. Your work looks good man.

Amazing

This truck is so nice love it and thanks for letting all of us see it.

Car is looking great.

Nice truck Rob from autofab

My dream car is a 1969 charger too❤😂😂

Super nice! The Charger and the F100 !

Incredible yet exhausting work. Congratulations to you (and the Charger), you're just about there brother!💪

The a/c is the best because when you're at a light you don't have to interact.

Just stumbled across your Charger go get. We are neighbors, mines on my youtube. Gonna go watch you finish it up!

Great to see you and your son learning together. Awesome stuff, car is looking great!

Awesome job guy looks great I love old muscle cars I own a 1969 Dodge charger general Lee I live on the island of Maui Hawaii but I love all your videos awesome content keep on making more content and I will still be watching it all aloha guys from Maui Hawaii 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

working on my 1970 charger. front just finished,qa1 rear next. good info

Nice work!!

Looks great, gonna be a fun ride!🔥🦶🏾

Ya do know you need to put the steering gear box on before you put that K-member in place cause the headers won't let you do it in the car.

SO WHAT?!!🙄

the common nonhemi size a833 is 23 spline .

Thats gonna be a super nice Charger! I'm a fan of the 60's Ford trucks so your truck is what caught my attention, but I like everything from the 60's. Back in the early 80's I owned a 67' Plymouth GTX. It had a transplanted 383 / auto trans and was dark blue with Crager SS wheels. I paid $1000 bucks for it and drove a year or so and sold it to my brother-in-law for the same amount. Right now I have two 66' F100 short bed styleside pickups, one 65' stepside that I've owned since I was 17 and I'll be 60 tomorrow. Also one 64' F350 flat bed. Always loved those 61-66 body style trucks. I also have a 63 Falcon Sprint with 289/C4. Running out of time and always short on money!👍

It's the little things. I respect your attention to detail and process.

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