1975 Duster eh?
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How do you figure? The dash is from a 73+ car, and the additional warning lights that are visible probably mean it's at least a '74 car. So it could very well be the original '75 dash as the seller says. The doors are at least '73 up, so they very well could be original. Just because they don't match the awful purple respray doesn't mean they aren't the original parts, maybe they painted the shell and jambs and never went further. I mean, they didn't bother to remove the pentastar off the fender when they sprayed it. The radiator support is partially visible, it appears original. And we have no idea if anything has been done with the package tray. The inner fenders are gone, so, no fender tag. But you should still be able to check the numbers on the dash, radiator support, and package tray. Maybe even the door sticker if they didn't remove it when they did the primer on the doors. The only part that obviously is missing from the swapped parts is the fender tag. Beyond that, there's no VIN stamping on the fenders, hood, grille, valance, and tail panel. Heck the seller could still have the fender tag, we just don't know.
Like I said, I would absolutely want to confirm all those numbers, and check all the work that's been done so far. But there's nothing in the ad that suggests it's anything other than a '75 Duster with a '71 Demon front clip and tail panel. A rough one that isn't worth what the seller is asking, but there's nothing to suggest it's a VIN swap.
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How do you figure? The dash is from a 73+ car, and the additional warning lights that are visible probably mean it's at least a '74 car. So it could very well be the original '75 dash as the seller says. The doors are at least '73 up, so they very well could be original. Just because they don't match the awful purple respray doesn't mean they aren't the original parts, maybe they painted the shell and jambs and never went further. I mean, they didn't bother to remove the pentastar off the fender when they sprayed it. The radiator support is partially visible, it appears original. And we have no idea if anything has been done with the package tray. The inner fenders are gone, so, no fender tag. But you should still be able to check the numbers on the dash, radiator support, and package tray. Maybe even the door sticker if they didn't remove it when they did the primer on the doors. The only part that obviously is missing from the swapped parts is the fender tag. Beyond that, there's no VIN stamping on the fenders, hood, grille, valance, and tail panel. Heck the seller could still have the fender tag, we just don't know.
Like I said, I would absolutely want to confirm all those numbers, and check all the work that's been done so far. But there's nothing in the ad that suggests it's anything other than a '75 Duster with a '71 Demon front clip and tail panel. A rough one that isn't worth what the seller is asking, but there's nothing to suggest it's a VIN swap.