Where can I buy a reliable remanufactured 318 for 1971 Duster?

I called them when I was looking to buy a remanufactured 4.7 for my 2004 Dakota. The guy I talked to acted like he didn't want to answer any of my questions about their processes or whether they did any upgrades to alleviate any of the known problems of those engines. He didn't seem to care whether they got my business or not, so.....they didn't! I bought a nice 4.7 from Powertrain Engines, and the owner answered all of my questions and was interested in helping me. I have been very happy with the motor I got from them and put in the Dakota. I don't know that they would have anything for Ken, the OP here, unless he bought a 318 for a late 80's D100 and swapped it in. @Ken71Twister , check the VIN pad on your block and see if it is the numbers matching motor for your car. If it is, get that motor rebuilt by that machine shop suggested above.
I assure you that the VIN numbers will match. I had the engine rebuilt in 1988 by a shop near Panama City. It still runs great but it is dripping oil from an elusive source on the back side of the engine (and not the oil pressure sensor). Oil runs down the right side exhaust manifold. I figure that I may as well have a rebuild after 36 years while the engine is out for gaskets. I probably have 60K or 70K miles on the rebuilt engine.