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Interesting. Do you happen to remember what the oil cap was from? I was contemplating trying to use the gas cap from my '69 Chevy pickup, but I don't think that they have the same diameter.

Hey everyone. I need a power steering cap. The PO took it off and lost it somewhere, and now I can't find one. I've tried a couple of junk yards, but most won't sell parts like this separately. I've also tried looking at O'Reilly, but they don't have anything close. Does anyone have one...

Hey everyone, I need to get the pushrod that goes between the brake booster and the master cylinder. I am adding power brakes back to my car that originally had power brakes, but was converted to manual brakes. If anyone has one I could get, or know of something that will work in its place...

Sweet! thanks 70Duster440, I do appreciate it. That tells me everything I need. I've been going through your build. very awesome looking car. I don't think we are going to go to that extreme, yet, but will probably do that one day. These cars look amazing when finished.

Say, I posted this over in the Engine Section, but haven't gotten a response yet. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=49308 I'm looking for a vacuum diagram for a '70 Plymouth Duster with a 225. Does anyone have one, or know where I could get one? Thanks

That sounds like a nice setup. I had an '84 camaro that we put a mildly built 355 in (350 bored .030 over with the stock 350 crank). Anyhow, we put that cam in there. With the stock 700R4, stock torque converter, and the stock 3.73 posi rear end, it would roast the tires in first and second...

Hey there, I've finally got the duster to where it fires up, but I think that the vacuum hoses are not routed correctly. Does anyone have a Vacuum Diagram for a '70 Duster with the /6 (225)? I've done a search, but cannot find anything on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

you may also want to try http://www.dakota-durango.com/forum/. they may be able to help you too.

Yep, that's the one. overall, it is solid. of course, it has been sitting for a long time. Thanks, 72 slopar. Glad to be here. If I need anything, I'll let you know.

Thanks for the welcome everyone. The Duster does need a little work. There was no front seats, carpet, or vent glass, a smashed up driver's fender, and rust in the rear quarter panels and trunk. I've got seats now, but before I can install them, I need to have some of the other holes welded...

i voted panther pink. i think that the hemi orange is a bit overplayed, why not be different but, it's your car, whatever color you choose, you'll be happy with

Hey there, just wanted to say hi. recently acquired a '70 Duster, with a slant6 and automatic. gonna be the wife's car, but need to get it running before she can drive it. thanks for having me here