MM Muscle - 1971 Dodge Challenger

[Jeff]

"and now it's springtime for Jeffro, and his Challenger."

Time to dig her out of storage and get her ready for the Spring car show season! Wait, what is this shit? Oh fuck...

So it looks like I am going to have to paint the hood again. So how a hologram developed where the old "dodge" logo was on the hood. But that is ok I guess, I just got my new left front fender in yesterday so I need to paint and install that big bitch anyway.. I went with a Mopar reproduction fender to fix my mismatched body line and tighter wheel opening. Now I can get even more hella flush. Sorry for being away much MMers. I have been super busy with the renovations at the dealership (yes, to busy to even post a bunch of pictures and give you a play by play...)

I am posting to get MM's opinion on the chin spoiler again. I think we hashed this out again but with the new look I am going back and forth. Just to remind you the car now looks like this... (I will get a fresh pic with the scoop inserts in on here soon)


I would like some sort of chin or front spoiler to give the car a little lower stance. I am trying to choose between the stock T/A style spit spoiler and the spoilers by Randy pro touring spoiler. He only offers this one style, I asked him about doing one of his "standard" spoilers for Challenger and he told me he was not sure when he would do it. The Pro-touring has a recess in the middle that I am not so fond of and it looks like it does not stick out as big and bold as the T/A spoilers...not to mention the PT spoiler is over twice the money. Look at these pics and give me some feedback. Thanks!

T/A Spoilers








NOTE- See how close this guy has them together? This is a multi 100K restoration of a 1 in 5 car (the green one). So I know that is how they are supposed to look. Also bear in mind that I have a front license tag that will obscure the gap a bit on the OEM spoiler and might overshadow the smaller randy's spoiler if I go with that one.

Here is the Randy's