I love this more than most classic cars. This is exactly what i like. A combination of new, old, and custom. Truly a unique car and I'm in love with it.
I’m 68 years old, which means I grew up in the muscle car era. I’ve always thought the 68-70 Charger was one of the most beautiful designs in automotive history. What you’ve done, combining the old and new, is simply stunning.
@@SteveMirabelli I just thought it would be hilarious to confuse them by saying its an 06 Charger with a 68 body modified to look like a 69 Daytona. To those people changing a battery makes you a mechanic. Btw the car looks awesome, the perfect blend of modern with classic.
If they made cars like this today you best believe I'd be buying! Such an amazing car. I can't wrap my head around the work that must have gone into this gem. Hope you have a lot of fun with this car!
If you hit dislike on this, did you really hear what this guy did to make this? He saved a shell and built the thing with his hands and made it his own! The wheels make the brakes the best they can be and he has ploughed his life into this for 18 months. We should support his skill and that final product. Honestly, we would all own and love that. Very very impressive craftsmanship.
That is still the most impressive conversion i've seen,and damn,just imagine if FCA had gotten Steve to design a new gen Daytona like this,and dump a Hellcat motor in it,wow ! Great work though Steve and you have every right to be proud of this exceptional build.
@@SteveMirabelli The side glass you could try Lexan ?? Lexan sheet boasts an impact strength 250 times greater than that of glass and 30 times greater than acrylic. www.professionalplastics.com/LEXANSHEET9034
@@kylereese4822I started with molded lexan that is used in pro mods. It was pretty pricey. $600 for both sides with a special scratch resistant coating. Frameless it was too weak to seal up or hold its shape and by the time I had it fitted it had plenty of scratches.
This is a very fine example of a resto-mod, and a great move to hit two birds with one stone too by saving two cars at once, as well as combining classic looks with modern comfort and performance. You deserve a medal for all of your efforts put behind the scenes.
OMG. Just insane levels of craftsmanship here. Mr. Mirabelli, you possess incredible talents, and I am glad to see them being used to bring awesome cars back to life.
It’s beautiful. The reason they weren’t more popular back in the day was the length of the nose in everyday life. But I’m a fan. Should have the roadrunner hiding somewhere on there. Maybe ghosted somewhere it shows when you look the right way.
Gotta love it when people give you grief about something you MADE! The only problem I see with this car is...it's not available for me to drive! This thing is GORGEOUS! Thank you for showing it off! Just amazing!
Talk about rolling Art here you go ! A true Labor of Love ! Well done, and something to be proud of ! You can see the talent every were you look ! What a cool machine....
AMAZING job sir.. You took two junk cars and made something REALLY cool. Vs. Those who trash say numbers matching cars. ✋👍 RESPECT. I REALLY hope you never crash it or get hit. I can only imagine how much work you put into this. I used to build modified DD's for people, but God damn this is impressive. This is honestly the best work I've ever seen someone do. Again you took two "trashed" cars and made something amazing. Best of all you kept the best aspects of each car. This video should be "viral."
I love it , when I was 7 my dad took me to the international auto show in Chicago at the McCormick place, I saw the 1970 road runner super bird, I begged my dad to get one , he didn’t but I’ve loved the muscle icon for a long time,,thanks for sharing I love your ride!
Yeah one hell of a Frankenstein, and that interior doesn't look bad at all especially with that body color scheme good score 10.... and a half out of 10.
Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful work. I'm 68 years old, I had the privilege to cruise around in a fair number of MOPAR MUSCLE CARS including a 69' 440 blue with white stripe Daytona. Mostly 440 cars and a couple of Hemi's . this is the best looking Daytona I have seen, you fixed numerous design flaws that the factory boys blew it on. The nose is the way it always should have been. Thank you for the pleasurable experience of seeing your excellent deign and craftsmanship.
@@SteveMirabelli That is phenomenal. I took a special liking to this because I once owned a '70 Six Pack Superbird....I miss it so much. Pistol grip, Alpine White...everything. What happened to it? Here's a hint: If you have a winged Mopar and you are married, DO NOT GET A DIVORCE.
Steve, absolutely brilliant designer's mind and craftsmanship. This is a dream vehicle and there's no way I could compliment you enough about how good your Daytona looks! Thank you for narrating the build and sharing the results!
Normally I would not like these builds, because they usually looks like something is off, but this is really done perfect, i like hiw the rear looks, the exhausts look really nice and the overal car looks like something that mopar could have come up with! Really nice job and good taste
I was supposed to have a spot at the Mopar muscle booth back in 2017 but they couldn't get Fiat interested in financing the transport so..... hey thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it.
Wow, thank you Steve for sharing this amazing car! Since I was a young kid, cars have have mesmerized me. I swore my career path would lead me to an automobile dream job. It started off with me restoring a 1970 Plum Crazy ‘Cuda in High School. Then when I was in college I was published for my first time in Muscle Car Magazine, who had hired me to do some free lance writing for them. I was sure I was on my way. Well fast forward 25 years and I can tell you I’m a residential house painter lol. It’s kinda funny how sometimes your dreams are put on the back burner when you get married. And have a baby. And buy a house. Anyway, the automotive flame has never burned out, and recently I have been transferring my cabinet spraying skills into car spraying skills by practicing on an old Matrix in my garage on nights and weekends. My goal is to restore a car again but this time do all the paint and body work myself. Watching your videos have given me a motivation I haven’t felt in a long time. You are not only obviously a skilled mechanic and sheet metal guy but an artist in every sense of the word. To have the vision and skill to pull off what you accomplished Sir is truly amazing. One that is much more appreciated by any person who has turned a wrench or two in their lives. While I won’t pretend to have an ounce of your talent, I do look forward to putting my very best into my new project and maybe someday I will inspire someone on RUclips as your craftsmanship has inspired me. Thank you again for sharing your work on both Cars and I can’t wait to see how the Plymouth turns out!
Very nice build. Incorporating the old with the pretty much newer stuff. And I'm pretty sure the chevy guys will be happy to hear that chevy's are good for something. Like the donated rear vega window glass and that is about it.
Beautiful project brother. This is my favorite model Charger of all time. My dad had a 69 Charger he bought brand new off the showroom floor. Of course I was only 4 years old and didn’t realize what it was. But grew to appreciate what he actually had. This project pays homage to those Chargers of that era with a nice spin on it. People need to get over their nitpicking of always finding fault in every little thing. Can’t imagine anyone giving you grief about anything on this car. Beautiful from front to back! Thanks for sharing!
That has to be one of the best conversions I have seen the car looks awesome I love it good job man looks good it must be a hell of a cruiser good job man 👍👍👍👍👍😁
Truly amazing! Wow, a lot of work. Would have loved to see a video series on that....Oh well....Love the car! I wonder what Chip Foose would think of this one! Hey, there are haters everywhere! Ask them..."Where is your Dodge Daytona SR8 Tribute care?"!!!! I'm thinking you could have incorporated the antenna for the satellite into the front fender hood scoop, no?
I don’t know how long it took you to build that, but bro that would sell like hot cakes..you’re skilled bro..heck I’d buy one from ya..and the large well look great..
@@SteveMirabelli hey no problem man. That car is truly beautiful. I actually just came back to watch the video again. Lol. I'm a car guy myself and I know a lot of work goes in to a project like this. Not only time and money but heart. I bet you agree with me that Mopar should bring this classic back for at least a few years. And again that car is sick!! LOL I definitely wouldn't mind seeing what your next car looks like! Keep up the great work man
Beautiful car! I can only imagine how much work transplanting that body was. Amazing job. These modern Hemi's sound superb with long tube headers and a full exhaust system... Just sayin :-P
It takes some skill to restore a classic muscle car but it takes mad skills to do this. That is a beautiful piece of automotive art you have there. Wow.
I peeled, sliced, soaked then fried French Fries and Red Onions on a Stove and it took a few hours. You must have put a lot of hours building your car.
Super nice car, lots of hard work put into it, all the custo features ect. I thought this was just going to be an old car which somebody slapped a wing and a front end on. This is VERY nice and different. Cars are meant to be worked on and made to how you want it. This is really interesting and something i wouldn't of thought of doing. It all looks very good for what is it. Lots of work and manipulation into everything and it looks well...not stock but good as stock could be.
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Who in the world complains about a car that doesn't belong to them? This thing is gorgeous. Thank you for sharing your work.
Wow!!👍
Because we think our opinions should be **the** opinions.
Those wheels ruin it.
Fak yea thats a beautiful car fak rm right hahahhahahahah
Because every one thinks they're specail
@Yummy Master yea no shit Sherlock he never said it was a real Daytona. It was a rotting shell and he made it something nice.
I love this more than most classic cars. This is exactly what i like. A combination of new, old, and custom. Truly a unique car and I'm in love with it.
Thanks Corey
I’m 68 years old, which means I grew up in the muscle car era. I’ve always thought the 68-70 Charger was one of the most beautiful designs in automotive history. What you’ve done, combining the old and new, is simply stunning.
Sorry for the late reply but thank you Duane.
Keeping the spirit of hot rodding alive!
Incredible job sir!
Thanks Shawn
Imagine taking this into Autozone and confusing the hell out of the teenagers working there.
I did and they never looked up from the counter. One old guy did though.
@@SteveMirabelli I just thought it would be hilarious to confuse them by saying its an 06 Charger with a 68 body modified to look like a 69 Daytona. To those people changing a battery makes you a mechanic. Btw the car looks awesome, the perfect blend of modern with classic.
@@Name-kd5jj they don't need any help being confused.
imagine taking this to the dealership for service lol
@@maxaronow712 I did for the air bag recall. The young techs had their faces pressed against the glass like puppies looking to get adopted.
Is no one going to mention this guy's stunning driveway paving?
IM RICH BITCH Dave said it
NOT cheap
No one drooling over that sweet S -10 LOL
No because it’s not paved
@@tunerimpala5658 yeah right, it's brick pavers 😳
If they made cars like this today you best believe I'd be buying! Such an amazing car. I can't wrap my head around the work that must have gone into this gem. Hope you have a lot of fun with this car!
I do have fun. I appreciate the compliments. Thanks.
If you hit dislike on this, did you really hear what this guy did to make this? He saved a shell and built the thing with his hands and made it his own! The wheels make the brakes the best they can be and he has ploughed his life into this for 18 months. We should support his skill and that final product. Honestly, we would all own and love that. Very very impressive craftsmanship.
Thanks Bren.
Couldn’t say it better myself this thing is absolutely amazing.
Absolutely gorgeous, sounds a little disappointing though!
@@SteveMirabelli take it to jay Leno
We want more!!
My man it’s most likely bots
I don't think most people understands just how much of a masterpiece this is. It's so priceless.
Thanks Buck.
Those wheels look so good on this car
That is still the most impressive conversion i've seen,and damn,just imagine if FCA had gotten Steve to design a new gen Daytona like this,and dump a Hellcat motor in it,wow ! Great work though Steve and you have every right to be proud of this exceptional build.
Rob Haunui I appreciate the high compliments Rob. I can't take credit for the timeless second gen Chargers timeless design. Hard to mess that up.
@@SteveMirabelli The side glass you could try Lexan ?? Lexan sheet boasts an impact strength 250 times greater than that of glass and 30 times greater than acrylic. www.professionalplastics.com/LEXANSHEET9034
@@kylereese4822I started with molded lexan that is used in pro mods. It was pretty pricey. $600 for both sides with a special scratch resistant coating. Frameless it was too weak to seal up or hold its shape and by the time I had it fitted it had plenty of scratches.
Time for a hellephant motor and a trip to the Bonneville salt flats.
@@SteveMirabelli ever thought of a hellcat or hellephant swap?
This is a very fine example of a resto-mod, and a great move to hit two birds with one stone too by saving two cars at once, as well as combining classic looks with modern comfort and performance. You deserve a medal for all of your efforts put behind the scenes.
As a mechanic and a auto body man this is art a lot of blood & sweet went into this car it's not just a Daytona replica
Thanks Dalton.
That car looks gorgeous. I used to have a 69 Charger and the outside really takes me back. The inside of course looks all new.
OMG. Just insane levels of craftsmanship here. Mr. Mirabelli, you possess incredible talents, and I am glad to see them being used to bring awesome cars back to life.
Thanks man.
One of the best builds ever that's practical for everyday use !!
Plenty of cargo space for lumber too. LOL.
@@SteveMirabelli you should build funny cars
Insane !!! Having trouble comprehending what I am actually seeing. Goodness sir...stunning artwork. Thank you so much.
Thank you.
It’s beautiful. The reason they weren’t more popular back in the day was the length of the nose in everyday life. But I’m a fan. Should have the roadrunner hiding somewhere on there. Maybe ghosted somewhere it shows when you look the right way.
Gotta love it when people give you grief about something you MADE! The only problem I see with this car is...it's not available for me to drive! This thing is GORGEOUS! Thank you for showing it off! Just amazing!
Well done! Personally, I like the larger wheels and tires...it makes it look slammed like the NASCAR versions were.
It was what had to be with those big brakes. But I like them so..
Awsome car, just curious how many hours, and money it took to build.
@@meorme6603 4 years on the weekends. About 2000 hrs.
@@SteveMirabelli and cost?
@@saketnaik1 just under $30,000.00 over the 4 years so like buying a new small sedan like a Honda.
Amazing build! Best replica build I've ever come across in my life! MOPAR OR NO CAR! and yes these designs are beyond beautiful 😍
They were special and never to be repeated.
Talk about rolling Art here you go ! A true Labor of Love ! Well done, and something to be proud of ! You can see the talent every were you look ! What a cool machine....
Thanks.
AMAZING job sir.. You took two junk cars and made something REALLY cool. Vs. Those who trash say numbers matching cars. ✋👍 RESPECT.
I REALLY hope you never crash it or get hit. I can only imagine how much work you put into this. I used to build modified DD's for people, but God damn this is impressive.
This is honestly the best work I've ever seen someone do. Again you took two "trashed" cars and made something amazing. Best of all you kept the best aspects of each car.
This video should be "viral."
I love it , when I was 7 my dad took me to the international auto show in Chicago at the McCormick place, I saw the 1970 road runner super bird, I begged my dad to get one , he didn’t but I’ve loved the muscle icon for a long time,,thanks for sharing I love your ride!
Thank you Robby.
That is some amazing work, you don't give yourself enough credit.
Thanks Derrick.
Beautiful work Steve, this car is amazing from every angle, thanks for the tour!
Thank you man.
Fantastic work. You sir are a great engineer with a fantastic imagination. Congrats!
Yeah one hell of a Frankenstein, and that interior doesn't look bad at all especially with that body color scheme good score 10.... and a half out of 10.
Thanks.
Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful work. I'm 68 years old, I had the privilege to cruise around in a fair number of MOPAR MUSCLE CARS including a 69' 440 blue with white stripe Daytona. Mostly 440 cars and a couple of Hemi's . this is the best looking Daytona I have seen, you fixed numerous design flaws that the factory boys blew it on. The nose is the way it always should have been. Thank you for the pleasurable experience of seeing your excellent deign and craftsmanship.
Perfection , absolute masterpiece , admire your dedication and ingenuity, thanks for posting : )
Fantastic job. Don’t listen to the criticism on the wheels they look great. It’s a beautifully executed update on a classic design.
Thanks Neil.
Obviously not his first time to the dance. It's freaking beautiful. Would have liked to see it run.
There is a a couple of videos on my channel of it on the road.
Best of both worlds. New tech and engine with a great body. Nice!
Thanks Blair.
That is one gorgeous build! The looks of the 69 Daytona Charger is fantastic, even 52 years later!
Thank you. Hard to mess up a classic.
Love the car.Ignore the people that put down the looks.It's a really nice car.You are a great fabricator 👍
Thanks Toby.
GORGEOUS! been waiting on this walk around for almost a year!
You were the one that prompted me to get it done. Thanks for the push.
Impressive doesnt even begin to define this
Thanks Chris.
You made the newer chassis into a thing of beauty, and rescued the beautiful body from oblivion.👍
It was rough. Thanks Jeff.
ASTOUNDING.......
Witness a LOT of money being spent here. And expertly.
Well done, sir!!!
Mike it was mostly time. All done for under 30k.
@@SteveMirabelli That is phenomenal.
I took a special liking to this because I once owned a '70 Six Pack Superbird....I miss it so much. Pistol grip, Alpine White...everything. What happened to it?
Here's a hint:
If you have a winged Mopar and you are married, DO NOT GET A DIVORCE.
@@flipflopping good advice Mike.
Steve this is truly amazing. I don't think I blinked once during this video. Congrats.
Thanks Ryan.
Steve, absolutely brilliant designer's mind and craftsmanship. This is a dream vehicle and there's no way I could compliment you enough about how good your Daytona looks! Thank you for narrating the build and sharing the results!
Thank you Matthew. Much appreciated.
Wow, simply wow. I remember seeing the photos and reading the progress reports and troubles. This turned out absolutely amazing! Really amazing!
Thanks man.
Nice retro mash up. Love it.
Thanks
It looks fantastic! You are obviously extremely talented.
Thank you.
Gorgeous. Incredible work sir.
Thanks.
For those about to ROCK - WE SALUTE YOU!!! FANTASTIC job brother, she's a beauty, very inspiring... 👍💯🎶🎶
Thanks. Rock on.
Normally I would not like these builds, because they usually looks like something is off, but this is really done perfect, i like hiw the rear looks, the exhausts look really nice and the overal car looks like something that mopar could have come up with! Really nice job and good taste
Thanks it was touch and go until I got the old body down as low as it would go.
WOW!! you sure are talented !!
Thank you.
I gotta see what he's built during the pandemic.
what an ambitious project. Well done!
Thanks.
Dude, that is an awesome build. Many different skill sets required to do what was done here. This should be a SEMA car for sure!
I was supposed to have a spot at the Mopar muscle booth back in 2017 but they couldn't get Fiat interested in financing the transport so..... hey thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it.
Keep doing you, brother. Amazing work.
Will do Sandy.
Wow, you did an excellent job. Incredible build! Right on!
Thank you Tim.
Your welcome. So impressive.
Purists may hate on the wheels but you rescued two cars ready for scrap. Good combination of new and old. Excellent job!
Thank you sir. To each his own I say. And when you build something you get to make all the choices good or bad.
Wow, thank you Steve for sharing this amazing car! Since I was a young kid, cars have have mesmerized me. I swore my career path would lead me to an automobile dream job. It started off with me restoring a 1970 Plum Crazy ‘Cuda in High School. Then when I was in college I was published for my first time in Muscle Car Magazine, who had hired me to do some free lance writing for them. I was sure I was on my way. Well fast forward 25 years and I can tell you I’m a residential house painter lol. It’s kinda funny how sometimes your dreams are put on the back burner when you get married. And have a baby. And buy a house. Anyway, the automotive flame has never burned out, and recently I have been transferring my cabinet spraying skills into car spraying skills by practicing on an old Matrix in my garage on nights and weekends. My goal is to restore a car again but this time do all the paint and body work myself. Watching your videos have given me a motivation I haven’t felt in a long time. You are not only obviously a skilled mechanic and sheet metal guy but an artist in every sense of the word. To have the vision and skill to pull off what you accomplished Sir is truly amazing. One that is much more appreciated by any person who has turned a wrench or two in their lives. While I won’t pretend to have an ounce of your talent, I do look forward to putting my very best into my new project and maybe someday I will inspire someone on RUclips as your craftsmanship has inspired me. Thank you again for sharing your work on both Cars and I can’t wait to see how the Plymouth turns out!
Thanks for the kind words and I was 56 before I was able to get back to it so don't give up on the dream my friend.
@@SteveMirabelli thanks! That makes me feel good that guys our age can pick up what we started 20 or 30 years ago and continue on!
Very impressive sir. You should get more credit for this job well done. The average person wouldn't even know it was a clone.
Steve, this is amazing work! A perfect meld between new and old. You should be proud. And has the newer Hemi too! Bonus!
Thanks Mark.
Dam!!!! Well done sir, well done. Absolutely beautiful!!
Thanks Nasim.
Damn, very slick and a shit ton of work Im sure. "some sheet metal modifications" No shit!!!
Thanks Dave.
@@SteveMirabelli Im a mech, BMW and Cummins, body work is like voodoo to me.
Amazing.
Unbelievable car! Amazing work!!!
Thank you.
Very nice build. Incorporating the old with the pretty much newer stuff. And I'm pretty sure the chevy guys will be happy to hear that chevy's are good for something. Like the donated rear vega window glass and that is about it.
LOL.
Very kool,very very kool.. you put ALOT of work into that car,and definitely worth it when driving im sure
Thanks Danny.
Dude!!, absolutely amazing!! That’s nothing short of beautiful art!! The color is perfect!! Well done sir!
Thanks.
Beautiful project brother. This is my favorite model Charger of all time. My dad had a 69 Charger he bought brand new off the showroom floor. Of course I was only 4 years old and didn’t realize what it was. But grew to appreciate what he actually had. This project pays homage to those Chargers of that era with a nice spin on it. People need to get over their nitpicking of always finding fault in every little thing. Can’t imagine anyone giving you grief about anything on this car. Beautiful from front to back! Thanks for sharing!
I appreciate the compliments. I guess it is easier to snipe from the sidelines than to build your own for some folks.
You have an amazing talent, and are very well skilled. So much that would've gone into this. I doubt you will, but feel free to take a bow Sir👏
Ha Ha! I am bowing as we speak. LOL.
Beautiful conversion. Looks factory. My sincerest compliments.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I appreciate that.
The damn driveway is almost as impressive as the car!! Beautiful machine!!
Thanks on both.
Hell of a job!
Thanks Eddie.
Fantastic build, great customization, love everything about it! keep up the good work!
Thanks Brian.
I’m the biggest Mustang fanboy you will know but goodness gracious this car is gorgeous
Thank you.
That has to be one of the best conversions I have seen the car looks awesome I love it good job man looks good it must be a hell of a cruiser good job man 👍👍👍👍👍😁
It is a bit weird because it kind of drives like a luxury car. Not what you expect.
Truly amazing! Wow, a lot of work. Would have loved to see a video series on that....Oh well....Love the car! I wonder what Chip Foose would think of this one!
Hey, there are haters everywhere! Ask them..."Where is your Dodge Daytona SR8 Tribute care?"!!!!
I'm thinking you could have incorporated the antenna for the satellite into the front fender hood scoop, no?
There are 6 ten minute slide show videos of the build on my channel.
Just beautiful! Incredible work!
Thanks Robert.
buddy,, you are talented. Amazing build
Thanks Clyde.
Holy wow the fit and finish is just amazing!
Thanks.
Very nice work,look,and just awesome
Thanks Darren.
I don’t know how long it took you to build that, but bro that would sell like hot cakes..you’re skilled bro..heck I’d buy one from ya..and the large well look great..
Thanks man.
Very very cool. Impressive work.
Thanks Jason.
That thing is sick!! Great work my friend. I want it bad lolol
Thanks Jesse.
@@SteveMirabelli hey no problem man. That car is truly beautiful. I actually just came back to watch the video again. Lol. I'm a car guy myself and I know a lot of work goes in to a project like this. Not only time and money but heart. I bet you agree with me that Mopar should bring this classic back for at least a few years. And again that car is sick!! LOL I definitely wouldn't mind seeing what your next car looks like! Keep up the great work man
Wow, impressive talent and vision. Hope you and Sis continue to enjoy many more adventures on the road.
Thanks Henry. It was great to meet you and Cathy in New Jersey. Felt like we knew you all Don and Tina forever.
Beautiful car! I can only imagine how much work transplanting that body was. Amazing job. These modern Hemi's sound superb with long tube headers and a full exhaust system... Just sayin :-P
Took forever to reduce the resonance without the stock set up. It was pretty unbearable.
Beautiful car. Tastefully done.
Thank you.
Well done Mr i SALUTE you
Thank you.
You did a lot of work to that thing awesome.
Thanks Edel.
i dont mind the 20 inch rims , the shape of the rim doesnt fit the car verry well .
impressive work on the sheetmetal and fabrication though
Thanks.
It takes some skill to restore a classic muscle car but it takes mad skills to do this. That is a beautiful piece of automotive art you have there. Wow.
I peeled, sliced, soaked then fried French Fries and Red Onions on a Stove and it took a few hours. You must have put a lot of hours building your car.
About 2000 hours.
@@SteveMirabelli 2,000 hours x $25 per hour = $50,000.
what a project. stunnigly classic with some modern attitude, a job very tastefully done.!! love the resemblence to the original daytona!!
Thank you Mike.
Beautiful car beautifully done! Wow!
Thanks Lorentz.
Absolutely incredible work and craftsmanship man!! 🦾😤
Thanks man.
Incredible craftsmanship and outcome. Top, top notch. Congratulations, my man- this is a stunning car.
Thank you Neil
What a beautiful and impressive build! Unbelievable 👏
Thank you James.
Super nice car, lots of hard work put into it, all the custo features ect. I thought this was just going to be an old car which somebody slapped a wing and a front end on. This is VERY nice and different. Cars are meant to be worked on and made to how you want it. This is really interesting and something i wouldn't of thought of doing. It all looks very good for what is it. Lots of work and manipulation into everything and it looks well...not stock but good as stock could be.
Thanks Bailey.
Amazing build!
Thanks Dan.
Nice build. Would have loved to see some of the process.
There are 6 ten minute slide show videos of the build on my channel.
Wow. Great job Steve!
Thanks Daniel
That is one beautiful build. Respect for your amazing work.
Thanks Bren.
Fantastic...great job too!!! I love to see a car nut like me!
Thanks man.
Awesome looking!!
Thanks.
Beautiful and very tasteful piece of art. Kudos to your hard work Sir.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you sir.
One of the best Daytona Restomods I've ever seen. Excellent job !
Thanks.
Well done Sir!
Thanks.