I respectfully disagree. Fresh green paint would really set off this car. These cars are never "just another Charger." Combined with the fact that most everybody is doing "patina," there's nothing special about patina anymore. That car deserves new paint. It looks unfinished.
To me, there is almost NOTHING better on a classic car when the interior is redone and feels brand new. Its the best part of building old cars to me, because that is where all of your time is spent. A well insulated, sound treated, and clean looking interior with a moderate sound system and new rubber seals everywhere makes driving and old car daily more fun then just adding a bunch of power. Its the part I feel is where you really feel the worth of the money it cost to do it!
Fantastic work on the interior. Now, you realize you're basically obligated to paint the outside of it. I'm glad to see an actual restoration going on.
47:02 Those seats are like sitting on the floor of the car can you see out the windshield? Nice job on her looks amazing get her painted a nice dark metal flake green
A tip for the interior panels, to make silver trim, paint it black and use a silver paint pen, like those paint correction pens, get a silver one, paint it black and use it on the letters and trim to make it silver, just light dabs on the letters don't push the pen too much.
@@DylanMcCoolVideoummm... Dylan...not knocking none of it...I'm a big forward look guyi ...if I win the lottery...I'm buying a DeSoto and a 60 phoenix conv... But all that black!!! I'm a southerner like you... But ...dude...the summer!!! THE SUMMER...!!!
The patina actually looks good on this car because it’s not rotten or banged up and dented all over. Bougie interior and rat rod outside is kinda badass
I'd leave it I purposely put a 20ft paint job on my car because I drive it and don't care about scratches and also it was yellow and I hate yellow. I didn't fix the dents
well, I gotta say that the interior looks stunning !! perhaps the next project would be to repaint it then? would love to see it in its original color again 😊😊😊😊
Couple things. Somebody may have already mentioned the glue if left to dry to the touch will adhere immediately and make a better bond, and to clean the excess glue and overspray use ronsol lighter fluid. It also works to clean greasy fingerprints off even light colored cloth interior pieces and headliners.
I'm gonna clean the windows, and I'm using Windex, this stuff is amazing, wiping the windows clean using my Windex with Bounty Paper Towels, these are amazing!!
Well Dylan, I can't sign off on the black upper door trimmer the other black trim changes because I had a'68 Charger exactly the same green inside and out. I will say you are dedicated to doing things, and doing them well. I agree with some of the others, it should be painted for that complete restored look.
38:37 autocross, if your going to autocross this thing make sure you have an accusump and a baffled oil pan to keep the oil where it needs to go for that, as these cars were never designed for that, it was a mod mike musto did on his and its held together well the last time I checked
When dying the vinyl seat covers, I have had great results by first, clean clean clean. Then, put the seat in direct sunlight, on a warm day. Let it heat up and clean again. Lastly, paint in the sunlight. Never had any peeling or cracking, and most importantly, no color transfer. Changes the color permanently. Great build, love the channel, and keep on keeping on.
Man, this is so nice! I've followed this build since you took it out of the woods. I'd be absolutely proud to make this my daily driver just as it sits. Nice work!
Love everything you guys do to restore old cars, hope you can keep it going! I know we all need to buy your tee's and whatever because it helps the channel, I will before too long
Black block stripes, faux black vinyl top, or a black stripe on the trunk and rear quarter panels. It’s too nice not to have at least a bit of paint. Love your content!
For future reference: for dash bits covered in rust, drop them in a tub full of Vinegar for a day, wipe off the rust when done (it will literally wipe off) then soak in a tub of Baking soda water (1 cup baking soda/1gallon water) for about 15 minutes, rinse off and dry and your parts will be like new and the rust will be neutralized! To go the extra step, electroplate with Zinc. Did this to the dash frame of my 93 Celica that sat 7 years with no windows in it, turned out PERFECT!
Looking awesome Dylan, if you get a chance, you should put some sound deadener on the inner roof before you hit the road, it will help big time . . . I used to be from the school of shinny outside, tidy inside, but the patina look on the exterior is growing on me . . . I wouldn't be able to resist putting a shot of clear over it if I was lucky enough to have her in my garage . . . lol . . . so I'm not cured yet !! Great to see you bring her back, it was great to see you bring her round the first time . . . she's looking magic !! Nice work !!
Looks good, keep the standard up and you will have a beautifully restored car, that just begs for a proper shiny original green paint job. That would finish it off perfectly. Thanks from UK.
I have watched the development of the Charger from the beginning and have loved all of it. Watching the interior come together is awesome and I agree the black and green makes a nice contrast. Will you be painting the body, and can you please consider putting some Magnum 500 rims on...PLEASE?!
Looks good Dylan. Ready for power Tour. You’re happy with your work no doubt. Yes and the Black and green pop. Check your tail lights. Did not see them come on when backing it out. Thanks for sharing. 💯👍👊
WOWWWWWW DYLAN that interior is so NICE and STYLIN!!!!! That black with the green is the right touch!!!!!! Good eye brother!!!!!! I have to say again.......THE CHARGER SOUNDS SO GOOD.
Looks good the way it is, clean engine bay, interior almost done (gotta leave room for improvement), good suspension/brakes, clean underneath with good exhaust. Pretty much rust free body, worn out paint, perfect patina finish.
Very nice work on the interior dylan those seats are awesome, they compliment everything youve done perfectly, i love the patina look and the originality of the car, over here we always apply a nice coat of lacquer to make it shine and preserve the patina, makes sense with the UK weather being as unpredictable and wet as it gets haha
Love the 2 tone interior......! car is coming together nicely....I also agree that paint would " MAKE THIS MOPAR A SHOWCAR".....but maybe a future project....enjoyed the content...so, keep on wrenching brother!!!
Hi Dylan, this was a great video !!! Been waiting for you to get back to the king of muscle cars. I am a die hard Ford guy but still have to admit the Charger was the king. Thanks again!!!
Can’t wait seeing you guys and this car going to power-tour. This will be a very cool experience. I love everything on this interior! I wonder what Kevin and Isaac will say about it!
Hi Dylan if you have some carpet left over glue some carpet to those front floor side kick panels. We had a 67 Chrysler 300 and they had carpet on them and it looked nice. I like what your doing with the green and black. Cheers Doug from Canada
Dylan, I absolutely enjoyed this part of your build. Nicely thought out. Im still feeling the seats would've stood out better if they were done in green to match with the door panels. Just my two cents of input on color combining. But I definitely understand where you are going on this project! Keep up the great work 👍
Love what you and Briar have done. Love the Patina but make it pop more with a mixture of diesel and oil or some type of shine juice like VCG sells. Love the history this car represents.
Love the build. The interior looks amazing, although I’m not a huge fan of the aftermarket seats but that’s just me. It would be “cool” if you installed an aftermarket A/C since you have an original A/C car. Not to mention much nicer to drive on those warm, Southern days. Oh, and please wire up the factory console lights to the door switch and dome light. Also the reverse lights. I love to see classics with everything working! Awesome job on fixing the power windows! All this car really needs is a nice set of factory rally wheels or something similar to finish it off. 👍
New word I recently learned for raised lettering like on that panel- Debossed, the opposite of embossed! Also, a paint-pen is another way to do accents like the silver on those panels, not sure which is less fiddly.
One idea next time you want to reveal paint like your dash is Fret Erasers. It actually a guitar maintenance product but it works for what you're doing. Something to keep in mind for the next go anyway.
Good morning from Cape Cod 🦈 the amount of effort you put into finishing the interior really paid off, you definitely need to consider finishing the exterior also. By the way you did a wonderful job Dylan and Briar 👍✌️🇺🇲
I like how good the green and black go together! Also, don't paint the exterior. I'm excited it's almost done and back in action. I think the video getting it home from Oklahoma was my first video of yours, so i have a soft spot for the Charger.👌🏻🤘🏻
Dylan, you had me excited this whole time. I wish I was there filming for you so you and your partner could do some work together. Or just stand back and watch and hand you tools lol I would love an afternoon of that. I'm 57, disabled and have nothing to do.
How to make I've made carpet panels before and carpet lay-ins for Chrysler Ford and Chevy the best thing to use is a soldering iron that's what we use to put holes in them and kind of Dipper or you would say like get rid of fuzz shaving if you ever think about it
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Out of all the cars on this channel, THIS is the one I want to see primered and painted the most. Match the door jamb green and spray this beast.
This car deserves a beautiful green metallic paint job
I get the whole patina thing I truly do but this car in the org. green would be stunning .
Then it’s just another green Charger. No way to tell the history visually.
@@DylanMcCoolVideo I'm with you, it's perfect the way it is.
I respectfully disagree. Fresh green paint would really set off this car. These cars are never "just another Charger." Combined with the fact that most everybody is doing "patina," there's nothing special about patina anymore. That car deserves new paint. It looks unfinished.
@@adamtereska8734 Good news is you can paint your Charger whenever you like. I’m not going to.
@@DylanMcCoolVideo this car has no history
To me, there is almost NOTHING better on a classic car when the interior is redone and feels brand new. Its the best part of building old cars to me, because that is where all of your time is spent. A well insulated, sound treated, and clean looking interior with a moderate sound system and new rubber seals everywhere makes driving and old car daily more fun then just adding a bunch of power. Its the part I feel is where you really feel the worth of the money it cost to do it!
great job. now all you need is a good paint job. the old factory green would go nicely with the interior.
Fantastic work on the interior. Now, you realize you're basically obligated to paint the outside of it. I'm glad to see an actual restoration going on.
47:02 Those seats are like sitting on the floor of the car can you see out the windshield? Nice job on her looks amazing get her painted a nice dark metal flake green
A tip for the interior panels, to make silver trim, paint it black and use a silver paint pen, like those paint correction pens, get a silver one, paint it black and use it on the letters and trim to make it silver, just light dabs on the letters don't push the pen too much.
I wish I could be that coordinated!
That is what I was going to say. Way easier and less time consuming.
@@DylanMcCoolVideoummm... Dylan...not knocking none of it...I'm a big forward look guyi ...if I win the lottery...I'm buying a DeSoto and a 60 phoenix conv...
But all that black!!!
I'm a southerner like you...
But ...dude...the summer!!!
THE SUMMER...!!!
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@@DylanMcCoolVideo That is the main reason to get a wife/girlfriend, they are great at those jobs.
Looks good on the inside now it needs the outside done
You have gone this far, she deserves paint! 👍
Please paint this beautiful car.
Dylan, this charger deserves a paint job and the whole works
or at least a headliner
Headliner? Sure, but painting it would make it look too nice, it should stay as is, like the Challenger!
Nope. Leave the patina.
The patina actually looks good on this car because it’s not rotten or banged up and dented all over. Bougie interior and rat rod outside is kinda badass
I'd leave it I purposely put a 20ft paint job on my car because I drive it and don't care about scratches and also it was yellow and I hate yellow. I didn't fix the dents
well, I gotta say that the interior looks stunning !! perhaps the next project would be to repaint it then? would love to see it in its original color again 😊😊😊😊
4 minutes ago
It was all going well and looked till those front seats went in 😌 The headlining seems absent too when you've done everything else.
u have to paint it to so it will look sweet wat it is now it sucks with the rust on it
I'd love to see your Mustang 2 with a new interior too. You put a new lease on life for that Charger. Nicely done sir!
Im so jealous! I can't wait to see it painted green with black some mopar stripes!
He is leaving the patina
@@madmanmechanic8847this is not patina.....I will say rust and holes everywhere ......but you can call it patina.....😂😂😂😂😂
@@saintsmccastle3521the cool part is its patina to him and it's his car so ummmm
@@damianjackson9084 yes....the car belongs to Dylan Mc..... Cool........but not to madman....so ....ummmmm
@@saintsmccastle3521 I meant Dylan McCool lol how did you not get that 🤣🤣
Couple things. Somebody may have already mentioned the glue if left to dry to the touch will adhere immediately and make a better bond, and to clean the excess glue and overspray use ronsol lighter fluid. It also works to clean greasy fingerprints off even light colored cloth interior pieces and headliners.
Just LOVE hating on those seats. Thanks for the opportunity, Dylan.
It's like Dylan is doing a 1:1 tamiya scale model all the painting of the dash bits and bobs. Oh hello from the uk.
I'm gonna clean the windows, and I'm using Windex, this stuff is amazing, wiping the windows clean using my Windex with Bounty Paper Towels, these are amazing!!
Oh man!!! Wish you'd redo the exterior to original too! Such a GR8 car!
Well Dylan, I can't sign off on the black upper door trimmer the other black trim changes because I had a'68 Charger exactly the same green inside and out. I will say you are dedicated to doing things, and doing them well. I agree with some of the others, it should be painted for that complete restored look.
That looks great. I'm doing the same thing with my 1978 Trans Am. I love that look the old body all worn and the clean new interior.
Very fancy
Love the Patina, please keep her like that. Tells a story and shows the history
38:37 autocross, if your going to autocross this thing make sure you have an accusump and a baffled oil pan to keep the oil where it needs to go for that, as these cars were never designed for that, it was a mod mike musto did on his and its held together well the last time I checked
Looks great! I like that you actually will drive it.
Love the back seat. Hate the front seats, but I understand why they were chosen.
Beautiful dash. Love it.
Dude I can’t wait to see this completed I love watching bro you’re extremely informative and not boring while teaching awesome job.
When dying the vinyl seat covers,
I have had great results by first, clean clean clean. Then, put the seat in direct sunlight, on a warm day. Let it heat up and clean again. Lastly, paint in the sunlight.
Never had any peeling or cracking, and most importantly, no color transfer.
Changes the color permanently.
Great build, love the channel, and keep on keeping on.
The perfect charger. I totally agree with the route you’re going. Killer Job can’t wait to see it done. 👍👍👍
Awesome job
Dylan and bryer are such a good team and I really are loving this build 👍great job guys
Man, this is so nice! I've followed this build since you took it out of the woods. I'd be absolutely proud to make this my daily driver just as it sits. Nice work!
Great job, Dylan & Briar !! Congratulations!
Love everything you guys do to restore old cars, hope you can keep it going! I know we all need to buy your tee's and whatever because it helps the channel, I will before too long
Keep up with the improvements and you'll need paint before long. Looks good!
Beautiful work on this interior! ❤ one of my favorite cars ever you have worked on. Can’t wait to see what the exterior looks like.
Paint hat baby a dark green! Maybe with a matching vinyl top.
Impressive, Dylan. You’ve made remarkable progress with your Charger. Well done. Now get out there and drive it!!!
Black block stripes, faux black vinyl top, or a black stripe on the trunk and rear quarter panels. It’s too nice not to have at least a bit of paint. Love your content!
Beautiful job! You guys really stepped up on this one!
U should also have the tac lights be green as well to blend everything together and make everything even better.
Dang!!! The interior looks so good. Can't ask for a better job done. Can hardly wait to see the exterior when it's done.
Awesome... silver sharpie the switch rings and lettering 👍
For future reference: for dash bits covered in rust, drop them in a tub full of Vinegar for a day, wipe off the rust when done (it will literally wipe off) then soak in a tub of Baking soda water (1 cup baking soda/1gallon water) for about 15 minutes, rinse off and dry and your parts will be like new and the rust will be neutralized! To go the extra step, electroplate with Zinc. Did this to the dash frame of my 93 Celica that sat 7 years with no windows in it, turned out PERFECT!
Oh, Dylan Bless your heart.
Love it! Great mixture of old and new. I would leave the old steering wheel and get some of that shine juice for the paint!
Looking awesome Dylan, if you get a chance, you should put some sound deadener on the inner roof before you hit the road, it will help big time . . . I used to be from the school of shinny outside, tidy inside, but the patina look on the exterior is growing on me . . . I wouldn't be able to resist putting a shot of clear over it if I was lucky enough to have her in my garage . . . lol . . . so I'm not cured yet !! Great to see you bring her back, it was great to see you bring her round the first time . . . she's looking magic !! Nice work !!
Looks good, keep the standard up and you will have a beautifully restored car, that just begs for a proper shiny original green paint job. That would finish it off perfectly. Thanks from UK.
I have watched the development of the Charger from the beginning and have loved all of it. Watching the interior come together is awesome and I agree the black and green makes a nice contrast. Will you be painting the body, and can you please consider putting some Magnum 500 rims on...PLEASE?!
Love to see the 2 tone black and green interior as that's exactly what I plan to do with mine. Gonna keep my lower dash pads green though.
Looks good Dylan. Ready for power Tour. You’re happy with your work no doubt. Yes and the Black and green pop. Check your tail lights. Did not see them come on when backing it out. Thanks for sharing.
💯👍👊
Love it. Green and black is my go to color scheme.
Really enjoying this transformation, great car and good tips like the hot screwdriver! Can’t wait to see more videos of this car
WOWWWWWW DYLAN that interior is so NICE and STYLIN!!!!! That black with the green is the right touch!!!!!! Good eye brother!!!!!! I have to say again.......THE CHARGER SOUNDS SO GOOD.
Great Work 👍
All coming together, looking good.👍
That interior turned out beautifully 😍
Looks good the way it is, clean engine bay, interior almost done (gotta leave room for improvement), good suspension/brakes, clean underneath with good exhaust. Pretty much rust free body, worn out paint, perfect patina finish.
Very nice work on the interior dylan those seats are awesome, they compliment everything youve done perfectly, i love the patina look and the originality of the car, over here we always apply a nice coat of lacquer to make it shine and preserve the patina, makes sense with the UK weather being as unpredictable and wet as it gets haha
Love the 2 tone interior......! car is coming together nicely....I also agree that paint would " MAKE THIS MOPAR A SHOWCAR".....but maybe a future project....enjoyed the content...so, keep on wrenching brother!!!
What a cool car! That interior looks incredible, the engine looks and sounds amazing and the car looks great with its patina! Great job guys!!
I always use a silver model car enamal paint marker to do the lines on dash....its quick and easy and holds up nice
Amazing work in car dashboard !I think your work is incredible, I have been following it here in Brazil
Hi Dylan, this was a great video !!! Been waiting for you to get back to the king of muscle cars. I am a die hard Ford guy but still have to admit the Charger was the king. Thanks again!!!
I’m so glad you keep cars stock. I have a 68 convertible 3 speed 337 Camaro. Nothing going updated then what it had back in68
Looks like a great improvement! Keep up the good work, love your videos!
Looks Great!!!
Congratulations Dylan can’t wait to see you on power tour
It's really good to see you giving the Charger the love.
Great job Dylan and Briar
Wonderful. It's making me want to do a roadsteration of my own.
Can’t wait seeing you guys and this car going to power-tour. This will be a very cool experience. I love everything on this interior! I wonder what Kevin and Isaac will say about it!
Super nice touch doing the black and green
Hi Dylan if you have some carpet left over glue some carpet to those front floor side kick panels. We had a 67 Chrysler 300 and they had carpet on them and it looked nice. I like what your doing with the green and black.
Cheers Doug from Canada
Man I love the two tone interior! It looks so good!!
I have really enjoyed this build. You have done a really good job bringing this back to life.
Dylan, I absolutely enjoyed this part of your build. Nicely thought out. Im still feeling the seats would've stood out better if they were done in green to match with the door panels. Just my two cents of input on color combining. But I definitely understand where you are going on this project! Keep up the great work 👍
Man Dylan that two tone interior is looking perfect you nailed it🛠The sound of that engine cold starting is oh so just right as well sir dude👌
love the charger dylan its a cracking car , the paint its the life the car been through get a clear coat of lacquer on it and keep the patina
Love what you and Briar have done. Love the Patina but make it pop more with a mixture of diesel and oil or some type of shine juice like VCG sells. Love the history this car represents.
Dylan that Dash panel looks AWESOME!!!!!
Love the build. The interior looks amazing, although I’m not a huge fan of the aftermarket seats but that’s just me. It would be “cool” if you installed an aftermarket A/C since you have an original A/C car. Not to mention much nicer to drive on those warm, Southern days. Oh, and please wire up the factory console lights to the door switch and dome light. Also the reverse lights. I love to see classics with everything working! Awesome job on fixing the power windows! All this car really needs is a nice set of factory rally wheels or something similar to finish it off. 👍
New word I recently learned for raised lettering like on that panel- Debossed, the opposite of embossed!
Also, a paint-pen is another way to do accents like the silver on those panels, not sure which is less fiddly.
One idea next time you want to reveal paint like your dash is Fret Erasers. It actually a guitar maintenance product but it works for what you're doing. Something to keep in mind for the next go anyway.
99.9% of the parts ordered for my '64.5 Mustang "rolling shell" project, come from Classic Industries. I absolutely love their reproduction parts.
I know you're into the patina thing, but I would make the body smooth as glass and put a shiny paint job on that car. It's worth it!
Digital Dakota gauges are the bomb buddy I like them buddy
For your dash get some chrome paint pens the model car guys use. Super easy and they look great. I use them all the time.
Was driving on I65 today (Friday June 14) and saw you and the rig driving down the highway!
Good morning from Cape Cod 🦈 the amount of effort you put into finishing the interior really paid off, you definitely need to consider finishing the exterior also. By the way you did a wonderful job Dylan and Briar 👍✌️🇺🇲
Dylan the interior looks amazing great job the color just pops Congrats
Thanks as always Dylan for giving me something to watch while at work
Hi Dylan. Love the videos and love the car! It deserves some good body work and a nice paint job. Please paint it.
I like how good the green and black go together! Also, don't paint the exterior. I'm excited it's almost done and back in action. I think the video getting it home from Oklahoma was my first video of yours, so i have a soft spot for the Charger.👌🏻🤘🏻
Dylan, you had me excited this whole time. I wish I was there filming for you so you and your partner could do some work together. Or just stand back and watch and hand you tools lol I would love an afternoon of that. I'm 57, disabled and have nothing to do.
How to make I've made carpet panels before and carpet lay-ins for Chrysler Ford and Chevy the best thing to use is a soldering iron that's what we use to put holes in them and kind of Dipper or you would say like get rid of fuzz shaving if you ever think about it
Got to meet you during day 4 of the Power Tour, time to start from the beginning and watch your videos