Another NEW Old Mopar guy
Jeff here from Palmer Alaska. I've been a MOPAR guy all my life. Owned a few over the years: 67 Barracuda FB, 77 Aspen RT, 74 Powerwagon 4X4 Stepside (Warlock Clone), 76 slant 6 Duster, and now after a few decades I just picked up a nice 20 footer 70 Duster with a 360 / 727.
After some research it looks like it started life as a 318/904 base Duster but was built as it looks now near Denver CO back around the early 2000s. Bought in 2002 by a young guy going thru automotive school in the area and.. GET THIS, driven up the ALCAN to Delta Junction Alaska in Feb 2003! He kept it until 2013/4 then it went to a guy Anchorage for a few years and changed hands a couple times and now it's safely tucked in my garage in Palmer, Alaska. Now that it's winter I've started going through it, doing some little projects here and there. It's going to be a driver for sure. I'll be driven it to Church on Sundays when the weather is nice in the summer, going to (probably not entering) car shows and cruises. Just enjoying it as a weekend driver.
The paint has held up pretty well over the years, but showing signs of it's age. The passenger floorboard is the only weak area I have found so far. The rear seat delete & custom upholstery are interesting. I've already added the Duster 360 decal on the rear :) Glad to be back into MOPAR Muscle, and look forward to getting to know you all.
Jeff here from Palmer Alaska. I've been a MOPAR guy all my life. Owned a few over the years: 67 Barracuda FB, 77 Aspen RT, 74 Powerwagon 4X4 Stepside (Warlock Clone), 76 slant 6 Duster, and now after a few decades I just picked up a nice 20 footer 70 Duster with a 360 / 727.
After some research it looks like it started life as a 318/904 base Duster but was built as it looks now near Denver CO back around the early 2000s. Bought in 2002 by a young guy going thru automotive school in the area and.. GET THIS, driven up the ALCAN to Delta Junction Alaska in Feb 2003! He kept it until 2013/4 then it went to a guy Anchorage for a few years and changed hands a couple times and now it's safely tucked in my garage in Palmer, Alaska. Now that it's winter I've started going through it, doing some little projects here and there. It's going to be a driver for sure. I'll be driven it to Church on Sundays when the weather is nice in the summer, going to (probably not entering) car shows and cruises. Just enjoying it as a weekend driver.