Fabricating an Engine Cowl from Scratch | 1970 Dodge Charger 18
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The engine is set so far back in the Charger that it needs its own relief in the cowl. It's a hidden panel that required a fair amount of time to make. Also, I've been looking forward to getting to use the new Beverly Shear and Planishing Hammer from Mittler Brothers.
Hope y'all enjoy.
David
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00:00 Hey Y'all
00:45 Designed for maintenance
02:44 Skynet has come for the Charger
04:07 New project, new tool
04:32 Fabricating an LS Engine Cowl
16:52 Test fit