P.S. Just because I chose a location to photograph my car where the concrete was cracked does not mean my car has been "photoshopped."

 

Too much (over 2K), but I loved the look so don't mind paying.

 

I just noticed what you have done. Did you remove the side window glass altogether and replace with sheet metal before painting? I think it looks great.

Nick

 

I thought it was a Photoshop job.

Tim

 

OMG, don't get that argument going again!

Nick

 

I didn't mean to rekindle an old arguement! I just thought the side window's being painted was a concept to show how cool it would look. If he actually did the mod, I would be interested in hearing how he did it. I might consider doing it myself, although I already worry about hitting stuff when backing up in my R/T as you have so little glass to peer out of to begin with.

Tim

 

Easy job to do. The glass was removed, sheet metal cut to fit, tack welded in place to cut down on warpage. Finally welded in place, ground down smooth, leveled out with filler, sanded, painted, and clear coated. Used factory paint all the way and came out great. Only took two days to complete.

Haven't done the inside yet but plan is to make panels from the same material as the headliner.

 

I have a question....when I got my Magnum.....there is no mount for a front
license plate....no complaints here, I thought it was cool. But I see pics of
others that have front plates. What's up with that....? :-)

 

I would imagine that the plate holders are included with the cars sold in states that require front plates. But that's just my guess.

Tim

 

I'm in California....as far as I know, it is required, although not "strictly" enforced.
I guess I will keep the front plate in the rear storage area. It was just something
I noticed when I got my car.