Young man,I know body guys that wouldn’t take this job. I’m very impressed with your dedication attitude and not settling for anything but perfection. Let alone doing something like this in a storage unit. If you continue this up, you will have the baddest charger in the country. If not the world.

This is the closest thing us guys can give birth... bringing a junkyard car back is a incredible accomplishment.

Cal you are amazing, not only are you completely rebuilding that Charger but you are making improvements on what the factory did!! I can`t wait to see this car when it is finished, it will be incredible!!

Phenomenal fabrication skills !!!! 👌 These rockers panels are well designed & massively structurally improved Great job Cam 🙏🔧

I agree, I have never been a fan of those lower pinch welds yet nobody ever does anything with them...Nice job, another detail that will set yours apart from the rest.

Impressive design and planning. There's a reason most folks know the expression "back to the drawing board". Rework is just a part of the process.

Impressive work! The internet is full of guys slapping things together. Your ocd helps a lot 😄. You deserve more attention. Well done!

You do incredible work! Your attention to detail as well as your craftsmanship is top notch. Your skills are way beyond your years. Absolutely incredible job!

Your nailing it bro keep up the good work sending love from across the pond here in England x

HOLY CRAP!! You are building the single most structurally sound Chrysler ever created. WOW 😮 I saw that car when Kevin purchased it and my only thought was to send it to the crusher. You are doing some amazingly fine work. You obviously have great passion for what you're doing. I really don't have enough good things to say. Just keep up the great work 👍✌️🇺🇲

Cale : What you did with the sills will increase the beam- stiffness of the body-shell, better ride,less flex,etc. Only thing I would have done is used your leftover sills and grafted it onto the new sills so no fender recess existed. Ever seen an old Jaguar, Peugeot,etc.from that period? Smooth continuous line of sill,the fender bottom-ends line up perfectly with the door line. Even still,kudos to your tenacity and patience to get fit and finish way above the Big3 have ever cared about. Yeah,that factory rootbeer-copper color is very good looking.

Nice job. Those rockers (we call them sills in the UK & Ireland) are mint. Plus the inner rockers are a lot more substantial than the original factory pressings. Good upgrade. '90 channel' is a new term on me. Over here it's 'angle iron.'

I'm really digging this build. I love that Cam is doing it his way too. Awesome stuff.

You can spray the frame jig with a light coat of bulldog metal prep it's clear and you can weld on it and it will stop the rust

Great work my dude.

wow, great work on those rockers. I have never thought about the pinch welds but I see your point! well done

No pinch welds underneath is going to look killer! Your Charger is going to be one of a kind, that's for sure. You're attention to detail is WICKED!

I love the honesty of the learning process and setbacks. It's gonna be such a rad car when it's done, and light years ahead of most any builder with 10x the resources and experience. Keep on keeping on!

Awesome video Cam Racing,thank you 👍👍

Rockers look good!

Glad to see you back on the channel!

Coming along nicely bro!

It’s gonna look so fire when you are done 😩

great work on the rockers the smoothed look will really clean up that lower section of the car

Absolutely great job. You could be a seinor designer or automotive expert. I love your attention to the structural intregity and attention to detail. im inpressed if you do not like it, you redo your work which shows your attention to details. Keep going. Love your work!!!

Nice job! Been wondering how you been coming along. Glad to see you upload another video. Looks great

I replaced both rockers rockers on my 68 Charger around 8 months ago and I thought it was a scary job to do. Watching you making it even harder amazes me😂 Its gonna be an amazing car when its done and lookin forward to follow the progress!💪 Greetings from the north🇸🇪🤘

Really great job man, make sure you apply primer or rust protection in those parts that you won't have access once welded.

Another awesome video can’t wait for more

Nice work

I will donate you 100 bucks if you weight this thing when its all done! I have got to know how much weight has been added. You are an amazing person with a lot of drive! I wish i had your skills my friend.

Car is looking good

It's coming together

Welcome back dude, it's been a minute 🤙🏻. Work looks freaking amazing as always. It's going to look so sleek and clean without those pinch welds👌🏻. Question, how did the car ever line up if one rocker is longer than the other? I mean, that small amount would throw out everything on the other side of the car🤷🏻‍♂️

You could have used weld thru primer before putting those rockers together. I’ve used it multiple times. It works.

Interesting difference side to side

G'day mate awesome 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

This is awesome! How are you getting away with doing this in a storage unit??

Great job as always👏👏👏👏 Was having the table to bumper height match part of the table design or luck?

Yeah! Number 1!!

What’s up Cam Racing 👋

Have you decided on a color yet ? I’m thinking make it loud. Like lime green ?

You are certainly on a different level than most people your age. I'm hooked. I want to shake your hand one day. And then, I'm gonna shake your parent's hands also.

New channel name: OCD4Real Garage

You really need to be spraying weld through primer on these sections! At least protect the metal some how.

Hey man, I have a few questions to ask you if you ever get the chance. I am 18 and recently bought a 1968 dodge coronet for around 10k

The corrections that you are making are definitely due to mass production automobiles having loose tolerances on fit and finish. Your rocker modifications should contribute to a more robust underbody.

Hey hit up Chris Birdsong at junker up on KZfaq he the charger guy

It's looking good, I don't think any of these cars were really perfect from the start and then throw in 50 + years of driving and sitting. You should see some of the body lines on my wagon it was more of twisting doors and things around to even out gaps and body lines. It's still not perfect and never will be.

I understand why you removed the pinch weld and it's too late to really change, but why not make it go up instead of hanging below the car. It would still be hidden giving the look you're after. Wouldn't welding that whole seam on the bottom lead to stress cracking?