Jeff’s Charger Restoration Services
Hello, my name is Jeff Intwert. I am a
Charger enthusiast with a love for cars. I would personally like to see more of
these unique vehicles at show and shines, and being that I am an Electronics
Engineering graduate, and ironically an Instrumentation Mechanic by trade, I
have recently decided to offer my services to fellow Chargarians in need.
New developments! Look here
in the New Year for new reproduction Power Packs. They will be reproduced as
closely possible to the original units with all new components. Price yet to be
determined. Also, I can now supply the gauge wire at a discounted rate for
cluster rebuild customers only. Ones wanting to attempt it on their own need to
contact project_roxanne@att.net
The 1966 and 1967 Chargers are quite unique
in that they have specialized equipment common only to 1960-1962 Chrysler
300’s, and 1961-1963 Chrysler Imperials. I can provide restoration services for
the instrument cluster, the electroluminescent power supply, and the front and
rear medallions. The instrument cluster, I can repair burned out gauges and
replace the needle wiring to illuminate the needles yet again.
I can also repair the tachometers or simply replace
the electronics with new technology provided from http://rt-eng.com/.
These are the new electronic voltage limiters 
and the tachometer repair kits that I use in
my builds.
Here
is a sample of my rear trunk medallion restoration, and my front grill emblem
restoration.
I can also offer assistance in other areas as
well if needed. For instance, the addition of electronic ignition or front disc
brakes. I personally have done both to my ride.
I have
been asked if I work on headlight motors also. Sorry, I have been fortunate
enough that mine have always worked. Perhaps this will help, it is the Charger
Supplement to the 1966 Dodge Service Manual.
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Speedway/9048/supplement.html
I also have found a supplier of new
reproduction stubby shaft thermostatic fan clutches. These will not only buy
you 5-10 rear wheel horsepower, but also increase gas mileage, all while
keeping your vehicle cool with the use of a stock 7-blade fan.
Oh yah,
the car, she’s a 1of 2809, 383 4-sp cars produced for the 1966 model year. I
have the numbers 383, but I now run her with a balanced .040” over 440 with a
steel crank, Competitions Cam, Competitions Roller Rockers, and ported and
polished aluminum Stealth heads from The 440 Source. The Carter high volume
fuel pump feeds an 850 Thermoquad on top of an Edelbrock Performer. It has 69
HP manifolds, Mopar electronic ignition, a thermostatic fan clutch and 4 core
rad, a Mancini Racing high volume water pump and aluminum thermostat housing,
Centerforce clutch, 2 ½ Flowmaster exhaust, 11 inch front discs, a 3” seamless
driveshaft with Spicer ends and 7290 u-joints, an 8 ¾ with a 3.23 rear gear in
an Auburn Positraction with the Mopar green bearing upgrade along with an Addco
rear sway bar all riding on Energy Suspensions polyurethane bushings and 14”
magnum 500’s. Everything else on the car works also.
Please direct your enquiries to intwert@telusplanet.net!
or phone Jeff
@780-723-3772
