Can't wait to see it out in the sunlight, it will probably be a 100x better.
1971 Charger Repaint
I've been very disappointed in the quality of the paint job I received when I color changed from Plum Crazy to Ivory Tri-Coat Pearl. So, I'm sucking it up and stripping it down for paint again. The paint shop won't be ready to take it in until mid-February, but since it really doesn't get used much this time of year, might as well get started on tear down. No sense paying someone to do simple disassembly.
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Maybe I missed it in a previous post, but does that color have a name, or just a formula #?
It looks real close to the PT Cruiser Dark Plum Pearl color
And it looks like one of those colors that will be completely different at night
Wait until you hear the next chapter, when he does get it finished, he'll probably be one of those that will sell it and then find another project vehicle to satisfy his urges of always wanting to keep busy doing something.
And it's nice you found a shop that has an appreciation for a classic, and realize that it's their reputation on the line, and hopefully they're doing 110% jobAll I can say is this is one top-notch shop! There are not many good body shops these days, so this is a real treat to follow this rebuild
Yep, I'm sure he much more now enjoys showing it off, taking a rest from the restoration, knowing what it was in the beginning, he probably thought he would never see the finish line, to enjoy the fruits of all his hard labor
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