1972 Dodge Challenger

[Bal4]

I was asked about doing a '72 Dodge Challenger. What would you advise I charge?

[DOOTINT]

1970-74 was the yrs for them

[Bal4]

1970 was the 1st yr for them

Thats what i thought but the guy said in his message 1962. He must have meant '72

[DOOTINT]

They are kinda easy/frameless door glass and pretty small flat rear glass

Charge whatever you think for a nice job

[Bal4]

would you generally charge more than you would for a standard Coupe?

[jh812]

I would considering its older. Probably same as a four door.

[DOOTINT]

Classic car perfection price,,don't tell him its easy

[Dakota21601]

Yeah, if that's the car and he wants the tint to match the car as far as quality, charge the price you think it's worth to make it that good.  Positive side is he probably keeps it up and it's probably not like doing an old Pinto as far as contamination goes...lol.

[lorenzotint]

Estimate the hours and your materials[plus 35%] and you will have a price that will work for you. Every Auto Pro knows their hourly service rate. I bet the owner of that car is not price sensitive.

[davebheam]

Yeah, if that's the car and he wants the tint to match the car as far as quality, charge the price you think it's worth to make it that good.  Positive side is he probably keeps it up and it's probably not like doing an old Pinto as far as contamination goes...lol.

that challenger is a nice car.....(usually for me as far as upkeep goes) the classic car owners don't clean the back windows where it matters the most for us tinters.....last one I did was horrible contamination on a restored car along the rear window....like 1/16 inch THICK  (not wide) of contamination all around the inside of window......the outside wasn't much better.  think along the lines of you are gonna have to clean the insides better than ever before like any other tintjob but u will prolly have to clean years of overlooked dirt.....maybe not...but that's what happens to me usually on classic stuff