Custom 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX with Hellcat engine

11/25/2023

Any of you that know me would know that I was beyond stoked when this car got booked. The custom job itself is incredible for the car had substantial changes to its size to accommodate the massive engine and new interior. The car was also painted. Although the paint job itself was great, the polishing afterward was a disgrace. You will see below. I also detailed (briefly) the engine compartment. This car did NOT look like it deserved to...I was about to change that.....

BEFORE PICS:

Here is my favourite before/after pic:

Here we go all done. The paint was coated with Feynlab Ceramic Lite.

AFTER PICS:

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Garry St Dennis

11/26/2023 09:17:06 pm

In December of 2017 I started this project of restoring and converting a 1967 Dodge Belevedere GTX into a modern monster. A Hellcat motor and interior were fitted and the car's dimensions changed to accept the modifications.

The car was also painted. The problem was the paint job looked good from far...but... You know how the saying goes...and far from good in terms of polishing the paint when looking up close.

I know Richard's father well and he was recommended to me. We met and I showed7 him the car. He seemed quite excited to do it.

He had the car a week. When I got it back, I was very happy with the car. The paint was near perfect.

In fact I entered it in the first annual Motor City car show where it won for best paint.

It looks incredible and is easy to clean with the coating he put on.

I highly recommend Rich and Flawless Reflections.

Custom 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX with Hellcat engine

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