My "new" '74 Duster- or why I need a project like a hole in the head
Sorry guys, not much been going on. Mostly just driving it. Biggest things I've done since I posted was removing the tire well in the trunk, installing a flat floor and installing a '68 Charger fuel tank. Ended up being more work than advertised with modifications to the rear crossmember being needed. The extra few gallons of fuel is nice though and it tucks the tank in a little better in case I decide to do a rear diffuser later. Plus EFI tanks for '68 Chargers are easier to find if/when I go the EFI route. I was hoping the sending unit would be more accurate without that big tire well step but that didn't really work out, the new sender is pretty much as bad as the last one. It also gives more room for the tail pipes.
I also installed a console finally, I welded the mounts on when I installed my T56 tunnel but hadn't redone the console yet.
Sorry guys, not much been going on. Mostly just driving it. Biggest things I've done since I posted was removing the tire well in the trunk, installing a flat floor and installing a '68 Charger fuel tank. Ended up being more work than advertised with modifications to the rear crossmember being needed. The extra few gallons of fuel is nice though and it tucks the tank in a little better in case I decide to do a rear diffuser later. Plus EFI tanks for '68 Chargers are easier to find if/when I go the EFI route. I was hoping the sending unit would be more accurate without that big tire well step but that didn't really work out, the new sender is pretty much as bad as the last one. It also gives more room for the tail pipes.
I also installed a console finally, I welded the mounts on when I installed my T56 tunnel but hadn't redone the console yet.
