RaceTec pistons came in!!

10.5:1 compression. Original bore 426 cubes of Mayhem!!!

Ted Berris is working on the engine

Mopar-Guru Ted Berris is in the middle of rebuilding my engine. some specs: - 426 wedge, decked, linebored - lightweight h-beam rods - 10:1 compression forged pistons, custom made to Ted's specs - Max Wedge heads - Mechanical cam, specs known to the builder and owner - stainless steel valves It will have ample power to drive the car on Sunny sundays

Rolled her outside

I put 15 inch steelies with NOS Goodyear Powerstreaks under the car last week. Sun was shining, so I thought it was a good time to roll her outside.

Rear window and front windshield are in

Hans van Stokkum, of H & S paint ( who painted my car ) and my dad, mounted the front and rear window last week.

Doorpanels mounted!

me and Tommie worked our asses off to get the sidewindows and regulators in. Worked fine! And we mounted the doorpanels. They needed some massaging to get in..but...who the hell doesn't!!

Medium-Blue headliner is in!

Jan van Hoof of JVH-bekleding, who fixed the fabric on the benches, also mounted the headliner! It turned out great!

Mounted the rear quarterwindows today

With help from my bud Tommie!

More parts came in..

In a few weeks, me and my friend AND enginebuilder Ted Berris will meet up, to discuss the build of the engine. Want to have it done by July.

Max Wedge engine mock-up

Here it is....specs: - november 1962 AAQA engineblock, original bore. - re-issue 2406518 Max Wedge heads - Crossram-intake - 3705S 1964 Max Wedge carbs

My benches are redone and ready for installment

Houston, the dashboard has landed...

Tommie and Hugo helped out today to mount the newly painted dash. Doesn't this look killer??

New shoes!

I had the wheels blasted and powdercoated satin black, and my buddy Davy painted the outside of the wheels glossy black ( as in the factory...yeah I know ) Davy also put on new skinny-ass tyres, 205/70/14...OMG those suckers will burn with that engine, a 4-speed and a 3.91 suregrip!!!

Dashboard painted Medium Blue

Hans van Stokkum, of H & S Paint, beadblasted, primered and painted my dashboard and stuff. He mixed a color, to duplicate the Original Plymouth Medium Blue metallic. The guy is a magician.

Bench-work

JvH-Bekleding is gonna make some new fabric on the benches, from the NOS fabric I bought in the States a while back. The original fabric was still on the seats, so Jan can use these as a template for the new covers. The seatframes were in great condition, only some surfacerust, and needed one small spotweld on a spring that got loose. They were beadblasted and painted.