First Wash in 40 Years: Barn Find Dodge Challenger | Car Detailing Restoration

how much for the car?

1977 camaro

4 door station wagon.

1964 Dodge pushbutton automatic. I think it was dodge. I was 8. 1st time I drove. Your talking 1985.

Was für ein Blödsinn da noch teures Pflegematerial und Zeit zu verschwenden...Die Karre ist tot! Leider...warum kann man sich nicht um solche Schönheiten kümmern?

There are companies that make entire steel replacement bodies for these. You basically just cut out the vin and other i.d. markers and patch them on to the new body. Then use whatever original parts are good on the donor body and replace the rest, or use aftermarket.

Good 👍 work comgratulecion

Someone save this classic muscle car please 😢

All time favorite car Is a 1968 Plymouth roadrunner superbird!!!!!

No question. Restore it. Challengers are highly looked for and there arent many left. Very valuable regardless of condition.

How did you learn to work on cars

i hope this car can be saved!

Nice work ... '70 Hemi 'Cuda is my fave ....

aun en ese estado es un hermoso auto.. los felicito por el trabajo !!!!!

these cars are ALWAYS worth restoring them

You can reach out to Richard Rollings from Gas Monkey Garage and he might buy this car

No matter how many times you wash it still has a baby shit brown paint job.

Restomod who wants a 318 3 speed “nobody “

Something that rare, restore

Look at the odometer, numbers arent strait . . She rolled over 100k no doubt

I truly hope someone is restoring this beaut.

It is not worth saving somebody is out of their mind if they do

I dont get those People "Oh yeah its a really rare car and limited edition too, so i let it rott to the core, aint i smart..."

Favorite muscle car of all time is the Pontiac GTO 2nd Gen (1968 - 1972). These cars had great sleek styling while being very light (for the time), giving them great potential in power to weight... The Pontiac Royal Bobcat was the pinnacle with a 390-horsepower 428 cu in V8.

That car is worth saving. Aftermarket sheetmetal for the floors and trunk area are available. Unless someone is doing a "revival", just getting that car to run for a few hundred miles, they'll rebuild/replace that motor and possibly the transmission. A lot of Mopar folks love rebuilding those engines and they end up in better than original condition. Yeah, that's worth saving...

This is a nice shiny wreck. 😂😂😂😂

My favorite car is a 68 Dodge charger RT

😅make it look new.

This is my favorite car, I love 71 challengers

My favorite is a 1969 bas 429 mustang (mostly because of john wick)

Car not that bad for years it old need help

They don't make them like dar , I would mean a Sunday driver !

What kinda flooring you guys have?

When it comes to the most classic old age muscle the challenger and the charger are at the top with only a few the design and strengths were great

lol!!! If you fellas think this has low miles like you say, I have some ocean front property in Arizona I’d like to sell you. 100k +++ miles easily. Come on! Look at that engine.

Chevy Chevelle

They make a cleaner at this place in Fort Pierce Florida/Pressure Pro called simply Brown Stuff. You go around the vehicle with the chemical tip on your pressure cleaner,spray the vehicle/tires and all,and once you've made your way all the way around the vehicle,you simply spray off/rinse the vehicle and it takes everything off. This product removes brake dust/any grease etc,with not touching the vehicle.

1969 charger

Too far gone 😢

Parts

Nice looking at you fellas near the end but could the camera man step back and get the whole car as a side shot in at least one frame? Thanks !

Dodge demon

My favorite muscle car is a 1967 chevelle ,327 cu in 350 hp ,4 spd .

Yabba dabba do, it is repairable for sure and it should be rescued because of what it is

I dunno. Rare "musclecar"? 318 2bbl? 1 of 10? 19k original miles? I dont see it. That said, in the right welder-skilled hands, it can be restored. What happened to the rear bumper, mirrors, and door handles?

OMG??? What a shame! Moisture and neglect killed that poor car.... SAD

Yes it should be fixed. There are not a lot of these left. Great job !!!!!

You know in this day and age of order any part for a popular car such as this off the internet this one is definitely not too far gone I guarantee you there are thousands of Mopar boys out there who would buy it and redo it 10 out of 10 times