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Slowly Reassembling the Dodge D25


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Getting the old Dodge D25 Club Coupe back together one piece at a time after its repaint. Figured I would start at the back and work forward. I have had a rechromed set of bumpers for it that I have had for years which I have been saving until I got the car repainted. They came with a parts car I bought probably 20 years ago. Back bumper is finally on. It is very dusty and needs a good clean. The bumper guards were on the car before and I just had them rechromed. All bumper bolts are new and run horizontal as it appears the D25's came that way. I had a thread about them a couple of weeks ago.

It is nice to get it back together and know I will once again be driving it by next spring. I drove this car for 30 years with a bad paint job but now it is time for it to be more than a 20 footer.:P

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Can't be Canadian, I don't drink beer. That really is a sharp looking car, though. My wife says its cute. Cute is good.

Not all Canadians drink Beer, some like Crown Royal too......LOL

Car looks great Rob..................Fred

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looks like your making progress. neat shop:) it almost looks like it's the same size as mine? i got a 24x36. -Benny

Pretty close. Mine is 22' X 36'. It would be nice to have the extra two feet width. Plus a little more length. Are garages ever big enough??:P There is a fourth car in there you cannot see, a 1941 Canadian Plymouth based Dodge D21 in need of quite a bit of work. It is pretty crowded right now in the garage but the '41 will go to a new home at some point if the right buyer comes along.

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Not all Canadians drink Beer, some like Crown Royal too......LOL

Car looks great Rob..................Fred

Personally, Fred, I like "Canadian Club" blended whiskey.:)

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