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