Challenger
 

Just found a picture of what my Challenger will look like when I am finished restoring it. Now I need an opinion, my car is a stripe delete car. The question is to stripe or not to stripe?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...er2044020f.jpg

Re: Challenger
 

Stripe it!

Re: Challenger
 

Leave yours as built..No stripes.

Re: Challenger
 

I gotta say 'no stripes' as well.

Re: Challenger
 

NO Stripes... Sleeper look https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/burnout.gif

Re: Challenger
 

no stripes= no stories or excuses...... nothing worse than being asked if its all correct... and explaining that it should not have a major styling cue....

It will look great as it was built .......out of sight outa mind.

Re: Challenger
 

Due to their crisp body lines, Challengers tend to look like they are missing something when they are stripe-less. If it's your car, do it as you want it. Actually, the white longitudinal R/T stripe looks great on an orange car. You also have other choices: the bumble bee tail stripe, as well as the hood blackout pictured in your example.

Re: Challenger
 

Mine was ordered stripe delete and I wouldn't have it any other way!! Great looking car! Go stripeless. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/wink.gif

Patrick

Re: Challenger
 

Good thing about stripe delete is, you get the R/T badging on the fenders. I always kind of liked that. My car is a stripe car, it helps to hide the trailer scar I gave it the 1st yr. that I owned it.

Re: Challenger
 

Here's one without the stripe, what kills this car is the tires, it's amazing how a vintage set of tires makes the old musclecars really pop.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...0chall4403.jpg

Re: Challenger
 

naked 100%

Re: Challenger
 

Looks great either way but leave them off of yours.
Is it possible to have "static cling" type stripes made that can be taken off and reapplied anytime? That would be cool.