1968 Charger Nascar Build // Ep 18: The Street Legal Stock Car Gets Hand Painted Numbers!

Today I decided to start working on the numbers for the racecar! They took way longer then I thought but came out great for hand painted! Also I started adding a few more visual pieces to complete the look like an aluminum spoiler and a couple stickers on the fenders. This 68 nascar charger is really starting to come together! I hope you guys enjoy the video and be sure to like and subscribe for more updates!

[Mark-wmtj]

Mark From Florida Here. Super Super Job 👍 brother

[MortskeRepair]

Hell yeah! Thanks for the shoutout! Great work on the numbers boss!

[beardedscrapper]

Seeing the masking come off is both satisfying and nerve racking.

[beardedscrapper]

Spoiler looks good. I like all the rivets instead of screws.

[ShawnCaldwell]

You and Junkyard Digs are my 2 favorite car channels.

[cheapandeasymods]

Awesome job!! I think I'm going to try that on my old 66 Charger! Thanks!!

[beardedscrapper]

Numbers are looking awesome. Sucks about the passenger door.

[gaspedalproject]

You make this look too easy! Crazy how you freestyle the 71 & it came out amazing brotha! Looking forward to the next video 👌

[terrallputnam]

I would make patch panels. The car really looks like a stock car which definitely does not look stock.

[jamespalmertree]

I’m doing my 68 in a NASCAR inspired style. I’m making a wicker bill type spoiler for the trunk. I want a Daytona wing. Buttt. 😂. Man I love that car.

[beardedscrapper]

Also. Im not a fan of white letters out on the tires. But it works on this car.

[federicofernandez]

I really want to run the stock car sized tires on the front of mine too
But I can’t bring myself to cutting up the two very nice front fenders on mine

[matthewdam]

Did you try clear coating after everything? Did that help the pealing

[jonathangehman]

This car just freaks me out. It's so good. I like how nothing is done to a higher standard of finish than necessary. I don't particularly like vinyl graphics that much and think they look especially out of place on anything with an Old or Traditional vibe. As a fellow artist let me encourage you to get a few lettering and striping brushes. Those numbers would have taken you a fraction of the time w One-Shot or even Rustoleum pot paint and revisions and corrections take only a pass w a thinner rag. And with your eye and drawing ability they would look genuine. Great car.

[punkinsgarageandpaint]

Every time you do something to this it looks better and better. Are you going to put in windows and maybe heat so you can drive in the winter?

[lostandwandering]

Roof numbers are facing the wrong side of car