1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Full OEM Restoration Project

1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Full OEM Restoration Project
Sal and his wife have owned this car since 1970 and now it's time to make it new again.
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[@Tarassio280]

Rusty bucket. You need to love your job very much to take it on.

[@cesarpinto8080]

E S P E T A C U L A R !!!!

[@angelobonacin88]

My favorite muscle car!

[@bongodave13]

One of them, anyway. They were so gorgeous, Challenger or 'Cuda. Their competitors were looking good, too.
I really like the Cougars from this era, and the Trans Ams were serious performance cars. The Javelins were even looking good.

[@jhonnysilva5746]

Monster car😎💪🏾

[@YODAMAN5]

AWESOME...MOPAR 4 EVER.

[@celsoguajardovillarreal]

Excelente Trabajo !!!!!! Saludos desde Apodaca Nuevo Leon Mexico.....

[@hitmanuncharted3052]

i love dodge challenger and other muscle cars i love what you did to the car she is sexy and amazing

[@konstantinl4609]

😎✊

[@davesmith7437]

Not full oem build close to one but not oem by any means

[@1959nickd]

not quite oem but nice work

[@vlodpg]

Frame connectors and painted stripes are not OEM, so close yet so far off but still nice work.

[@efogg3]

Who cares

[@ucsbdavid]

what is the song that starts around 13:20???

[@skyeevanzbardago8007]

1970

[@ygrbooks]

This is a rather long and not informative video. What was wrong with the car that had to be fixed and how did you do it? Also, such restorations cost a lot of money and reduce the value of the object a lot, since original, unrestored cars are in much higher demand nowadays.

[@_3tr1k_]

Nobody said it was a "how to"

[@russingersoll5761]

Hideous stripes ruin it.

[@user-dz4zp6ds7u]

Paint on engine is zero

[@gonzo2372]

Nice but the engine is to much Orange

[@francoisrossi4936]

Why too much orange? 1970 Chrysler performance engines were painted like that...