Found a Cheap/Affordable Solution to replacing the Defrost Duct (s)

oldkimmer said
That’s a pretty rare car u have there. I have 1 that’s non a/c. Sweet ram charger u have also. Kim

Thanks! Unfortunately with the Duster, all we know is that it's a real deal 360 car w/ #'s engine. Transmission #'s say it came from behind a 1967 318. No Fender Tag & No Buildsheet. The Duster has been ran hard and put away wet most of it's life, but it's rust free and daily driver reliable. (It was a daily for 10 years after mechanically rebuilt.

Princess Valiant said
I wonder if it holds up well against very hot climates. I live in the desert and almost all my cars have melted dash vents. Warped plastic and white crumbly rubber pieces are the norm.

So I wonder if it would still be there after a couple of summers in a car parked outside a lot.

Just thinkin

Being that you're in the desert, I'd suggest looking into aircraft scat tubing. It's made for those temperatures. But then again, in a super low humidity desert, is defrost even needed?