1968 charger RT General Mayhem clone. Sporting a proper motorhome engine dressed up to look like the factory 440 Magnum

The Sweptline is really coming together! The 20in Detroit Steel wheels are on and I found a way to install my old school dog dish hub caps to complete the look.  I have seen quite a few ways of how people mount old hub caps on new wheels and hope this videos helps people out with their projects. I ended up drilling 5 holes and tapping them so I could run allen head bolts through them for the center caps to snap on too. It was a little time consuming having to do this to all 4 wheels but worth it and very cost effective. If you already have a tap and dye set all you need is to spend a couple bucks at the hardware store for some bolts. Now that the 68 D100 finally has its wheels looking right the next project is getting the front end back down because the bigger wheels brought the front end up. this is going to require some modifications to the inner front fenders along with front drop spindles.