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Looks just like a '75 Dodge Dart Sport I sold ~2008, except I didn't have a "Dodge" sticker on the quarter panels and had different tires/rims. The car went to the northeast and was that same powder blue with the half vinyl top, can't be a common paint code.

This was my first thought.

Welcome! What brand/size are those rear tires?

I'm trying to figure out the best way to feed a healthy 383 I'm getting ready to install into my '75 Duster. I currently have a 5/16" fuel line, which is just not going to cut it, especially since I plan on adding a 75-100 shot of nitrous at some point in the future. I was thinking about...

Thanks Jim, I don't know why I didn't think about re-pop being available. I found this at Year One: https://www.yearone.com/Product/chrysler-b-body/rq89 Looks like everything I'll need!

Still looking for the alternator bracket, spacers and bolts

Thanks, they have it. $25 a pop, but it sounds like quality paint (rated up to 700 degrees) and should only take one can for the engine.

I'm trying to find the mid-70's Chrysler Blue engine paint in a rattle can. I can't seem to find VHT, which I used in the past, in the proper darker blue that's correct for my '75 Duster. Any recommendations for a high heat period correct engine paint for my Duster? Thanks!

Still looking for the alternator bracket, spacers and bolts

Bought the above pulleys, but still need the alternator bracket, spacers and bolts.

Trying to get a complete matched set, so I know everything plays well together. Thanks

Trying to find a matched alternator bracket (including bolts and spacers), water pump pulley and crankshaft pulley for a single pulley alternator setup. My application doesn't have P/S or A/C. Thanks,

I did this on my Dart Sport ~20 years ago, so my memory is fuzzy on everything I removed. I do remember drilling a hole in the bumper shocks and securing them closed with some self-tapping screws. I don't remember seeing anything exposed that made it obvious that I modded the bumper.

I did this on a '75 Dart Sport and it moved back enough (fully collapsing the bumper shocks) to look like it was factory. Sorry, I don't have any pics of the car and it's long gone. I currently have a '75 Duster and will probably do this in the future, but my filler pieces are like new, so it's...