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It was an original a/c but I don't have anything to do with a/c except the trim piece, and the wiring might have plugs for a/c. The car i was going to use it in does not have a/c so I didn't save any of it

Isn't he in the coffee clique ?

@Ma Snart

Close up of radio

I have a mostly complete 65 valiant dash. No heater control and the wiring has only one cut wire and one damaged wire that I don't know what it goes to. I was going to use this in my valiant wagon but went another direction. $225. For the whole assembly plus shipping or pickup from...

Yea!! now you talking. I think I have this one on my playlist in the car :thumbsup:

Evening fellers

be careful saying that, you might keep that on the low low because you might get a lecture on how irresponsible it is to have drums, what if you needed to panic stop a second within 2 minutes of the first one, that could have been bad.

The good thing is you cleared the other car and you can settle your nerves and move on. The oil stain is disturbing because what the hell is that all about......

I noticed the 290 pcs set is on sale again. I got one as an early gift from the parents, and it's BEAUTIFUL. A lot of these sets are a joke with bits and filler used to inflate the number of pieces but this set has a lot of sockets and the filler is kept to a minimum. IMO I took the...

Just means I am going to wait and next time i have a bigger order with dr. diff i will throw one in. He does have some good stuff and I have ordered from him before, but it was before covid when shipping didn't give sticker shock. I agree with the "do it right" crowd because we are few who...

what does the fox say ?

Dr. diff can keep them, 3 dollar part with $13.65 So $16.65 for a piece of rubber that fits on the tip of your pinky and that's if USPS doesn't lose it like lose everything else

The red one looks good except it's a low rider. Too much tire is in the wheel well on the rear.

The cyber truck is the ugliest on the planet along with anything tesla. Amongst the mopar crowd you have these ugly buggers hanging around every mopar show like a **** roach just waiting to be ugly.

When i removed the old master cylinder there was a small piece of rubber at the tip of the brake rod from the pedal that crumbled off. Not much of it was left. Do I absolutely need it for a new master cylinder and if I need it, what is it called and where do I get one?? Thanks fabo

I saw a mention of a 2 door valiant but what about scamps ?

A bucket list car. I have the car, now just to get it this nice

Don't say the D word, Heck, they might throw my *** out too :lol:

In my nearly 20 years of being in this hobby, I have had barracudas, demons, dusters, a multitude of darts but the most challenging car I have ever tried to find is a valiant 2 door. This was a tough car to find because for me 2 door valiants are just not around. 4 door valiants are even hard...

I keep hearing people say that Dusters are now the "chargers of A bodies" Some say 67-69 Barracuda is Some say 67-9 Darts others might assert that Demons 71/2 are the Holy grail .... What would you call the "charger of the A bodies" meaning the cars that command the most desire and are...

Welcome to the mopar mania Mighty good taste in cars you have there

@ j-miller

Mine says Vin: LL29G2BADASS Make: Dge Model: Dart CP Colorado title

I just pulled this brake booster and brackets off a 74 duster. I can remove the master cylinder to save on shipping or you can have it, it's bad anyway Brackets in good shape no rust. Booster works but I'm selling as a core as is. $50. Plus shipping from 81006, colorado

To the UK is relatively easy. They have a 5% flat VAT on cars 30 years or older. Are you going to take it the port yourself or does it need shipped from you to probably Boston. You're in Mexico so does the car have a paper to Mexico or is it registered in the U.S. only?

Probably be easier to weld a cage nut cut off an earlier car into the frame rail and mount a 73 bracket bumper. The rear isn't that hard to fab a bracket and mount a 73 bracket bumper and eliminate the weight of the oil cans and move the bumpers closer to the car. I did just that on a 75...

Dang, that blue duster was probably a really cool car in it's day