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Bolt pattern changed in 85 to 5.5 I just sold a short box 2wd 440 auto to my cousin, way too much engine, but a fun truck.

I also have a set of 70 date code 15" rims off a Road Runner, I believe they fit fairly flush, there on the shelf in my garage, I can take a pic.

I have big bolt factory 14" ralley wheels on my 70 challenger, when I bought the car the trim rings were missing. I went thru my barn and found some original trim rings I had bought years ago, for another duster I had. The trim rings do not fit correctly on my challenger rims, so there is a...

Keep at it, it took me about 10 years to do my Duster its 99% done, just need to put the window chrome, and wipers arms back on. But even at 99% I have not touched it in a additional 6 years, except to start it up once in a while. I keep jumping to other projects.

Chrome bumpers look so much better.

There are different width trim rings, depending on wheel width.

On my Duster I bought refills for a 78 Corvette, I had to trim about an 1" off the refills. Fit very nice.

I would just drive it, instead of trying to sell it. Mine is 99% done, and there is no way I could build it again for what I have in it.

Looks alot better chrome.

There is a guy running around here with a flat bed one, slammed to the ground, it looks pretty cool. He drives it everywhere.

I look forward to seeing you car there this July.

I need a hubcap off that car, if you have one.

What carbs are you running now?

I have a 72 bumper on my 73 Duster, but my 73 did not have the impact cylinders.

Honestly, if its still running fine, leave it alone. New heads all sealed up my find the weak link in the bottom end.

X2 plus it looks like one exhaust valve is burnt.

I ran 235/60/14 on my first duster years ago, they were mounted on ralley rims. No rub, complete stock suspension.

That needs to be saved.

There was a story on facebook about this car. The original owner found the guy somehow, he said prove this was your car. The guy pulled out a original key, and it fit the ignition.

Run the thinnest oil you can still hold oil pressure with.

Man, you are spending money like a drunken sailor.

I have had 2 a 2012 RT and a 2021 Shaker SP both 6 speeds. Both are super fun cars with enough power to get you in trouble.

Not worth it, if the 2bbl is in good shape.

That is a duster.

I have painted a bunch with the old $10 HF purple gun it still works good. If I am just doing a fender or hood, I usually grab it, it saves me from deep-cleaning my iwata every time I need to spray some color.

About any of the HF paint guns will give you a decent paint job. Alot of it is who is behind the gun.

Nice, my grandpa gave me a 65 coronet for a first learner car.

That is a really good idea.

The EVO series have never been made in the US. The M series always has.

You dad did a number on that door.