Steve Lauer is restoring a 1971 Dodge Charger.  The photos only show the primed exterior.  Steve has put a tremendous amount of time in detailing the entire engine compartment, dash, door jambs, trunk, undercarriage, and suspension.  The interior is being transformed from vinyl to a combination of Black Coachman Vinyl and Dartmouth Charcoal Velour for the center insert material.  The car is sure to be a show stopper when finished. Below are photos of the unfinished paint and a shot of the rear seat before being upholstered.  The padding under the carpet has a foil backing on the bottom side.  The idea is to reflect the heat before it gets in the cabin.  The foil also acts as a sound barrier.  It will be an extra hidden compliment to the car.  Make sure to click the arrows to the right  or left to scroll for more photos.

This car was purchased as a parts car.

Foil jute sound padding was installed under the carpet for better insulation.

Steve and Jake install the carpet and console.

Shot of the front lean back installed.

Here is a completed front bucket.

Here is a photo of the rear seat before any work is done.

Here is a shot of the rear seat completed

A completed lean back.

Here is an interior shot.

A restoration complete with R/T Decals.

The car brings back memories of the 70's.

Details are important in a restoration.

The trunk is covered with trunkliner for luggage.

This engine has all the components of the original. The engine was removed to clean and paint the fenderwells.

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This car was purchased as a parts car.