How do I make a 1970 Charger look like a 69 front?

Asked by transam500 Jul 21, 2011 at 11:20 PM about the 1970 Dodge Charger

Question type: Car Customization

Considering buying one to make a General Lee

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Please don't ruin another Charger making those GL clones. There are enough already. Be yourself and original!

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I am mostly being myself I am A Trans am guy I have a 80,86 and 96 TA in my collection. The only reason were getting a charger is for the General Lee. It will be a lower end charger not a 40K plus car. It's just a paint job once you get the front and rear right. The more I look at the 70 Charger it looks like the hood, the fenders, the gril and the bumper would all need the be changed to make it look like a 69. I'm thinking it needs more work and parts than I'd want to spend to convert it, am I right or will a 69 bumper and grill bolt on and look right.

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I don't know for sure. I think the 68-69 would be interchangable, but they done quite a few things different in '70.

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70 is hard to chance over believe it or not there are many different thing in those is a one year car iam in the middle of restoring a 70 a lot of people think that they can just bolt on parts from a 69. but they just wont work. A good mopar guy can point this out

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