okay okay okay, so many people asked for pics of our newest toy... here they are. A little insight in the car; 1963 Dodge Polara 2-door HT, 318 poly engine automatic. Power windows front & rear, power-operated front bench, 1 repaint in original color.

started cleaning of some small parts

Restored my emergencybrake-pedal and pedalbox. It took some sweat and ellbowgrease but we got there.

Went to the bodyshop this morning to check my car out. Bodywork is about 50% done...so..still on course to get it painted by the end of this year!

me and the girl bought a new toy! an unmolested 1963 Dodge Polara 2-door hardtop. 318 poly engine; pushbutton 727 automatic. 1 repaint in the original color

Went to see the car at the bodyshop yesterday. Some imperfections still need some attention.

NEW FABRIC FOR THE BENCHES !!

Received new fabric for the front- and rear bench last week. Original stuff ofcourse.

OMG OMG OMG

doorhatches/hoodhatches/valance are already primered and painted in the final layer of bodycolor. Sinister Black. Also brought the car to the painter, for the next layer of primer. Then they are gonna start to take out the dents, nooks and crannies. After that, the car will be painted!!!

hood/doors/fenders/doorhinges were shot in red oxide primer tonight; ofcourse...to duplicate the factory job.

after 5 years..she's on her own feet...eh..wheels again!

Mounted the third member ( 3.91 SureGrip ) and the rear shockabsorbers today

With help from my dad today...we put the front wheels on, took the roller-cart out and mounted the left rear leafspring. Next step is the right leafspring and mount the rear axle. But that's 4 next week!

got the right front ready, next week she will be on wheels * in the front that is *

got under the Plymouth again this weekend.

does it get any better than this...

She's almost ready to put on her feet...well..on the front that is..

my dad beadblasted some parts, so i could treat them with RPM; they will stay rustfree and still look like bare metal.

my dad sandblasted the torsionbars; we wanted to duplicate the factory paint-dipping with runners and imperfections. I think we did a great job in recreating a shitty paintjob on the torsionbars!