Recent content by BrianT

I feel the same way about every tiny defect in my paint.

I just saw that. Bummer

I have a pair of NEW tail light buckets that I purchased and never got around to installing. They have some dust on them from sitting around the garage but they are still in their original boxes. I’d take $225 for them shipped anywhere in the continental US. PM me with any questions. Thanks!

We have a local shop here that charges $150/hr with a two hour minimum. My friend took his recently rebuilt 440 Coronet there and the guy tuned it and ran it twelve times on the dyno. He found 56 rear wheel horsepower on a car that we thought ran pretty well. It was well worth the money spent.

The picture of my car in post #24 show how 15's on back and 14's on front look. I'm happy with it. Good luck!

Yes, I put an aftermarket steering wheel on my 67-69 steering column. I had to adapt an original Tuff wheel mounting can because I felt the mounting kit sold by Grant looked cheesy. It wasn't too tough. Here's a shot of completed assembly and one of it in the car.

Thanks. About an hour with some steel wool really cleaned them up. Here's what I started with.

Like other's have said, I'd keep looking for 15" Cragars. Better selection of tires and plenty of clearance. I'm putting 15" Ansen slots on the front of my Duster with steelies on back. I looked for 6 months before I found a decent pair. As far as the 15X8 rallyes, Summit has them for $170...

I just don't answer the door. NOBODY I want to see comes to my front door without calling first.

I'm looking at the same scenario only with a different tire. :popcorn:

I'd like to know this info also. Can you please post what the track says? When are you planning on going? Maybe we could have a Mopar day at the track. I know a few people who might be interested.

The seller just messaged me that the Duster is SOLD!

The seller sent me some more pics last night

You can go to a local automotive paint house or some auto parts stores, and they have a spectrophotometer. They use it to sample your current paint. Then they take the info from the photometer and mix up your color. They can put it in a pint can or even a spray bottle. My local O'reilly store...