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Does anyone know if someone makes a patch panel for behind the rear wheel of a 67-69 Barracuda? All I'm finding is full quarters. Here's a pic just for fun. Thanks for any suggestions. Cheers

Here's my 06 3500, CTD, 6 speed. 245k miles. I've had it about 9 years. Its originally a Texas truck so still very clean. This is it only outing this winter, to get the trunk floor blasted in the Duster. Cheers, Steve

Looks like I have one coming. Thanks for the help everyone. Cheers, Steve

I think I sent you a PM, not entirely sure. I am interested though. Thanks, Steve

No doubt its toast, already have a bottom welded in and ready to finish. Cheers, Steve

Here's a pic of what I need.

Thanks but not the parts I need. It's the bracket in the bottom of the spare tire well.

I'm looking for a gas tank strap brace. There all the same for an A-body so if you have one it'll fit My Duster. AMD and ABS are both out of them with no projected deliver date due to the part being an import. Let me know what you got. Cheers, Steve

I have Billet Specialties Street Lite wheels on the front of My Duster. Summit lists them as 10lbs each. Pretty light, street legal and look frickin great if you were to ask me. Cheers, Steve

They were used in the Grand Cherokee according to Randys Ring and Pinion, but I have never seen one myself otherwise I would steal the disk brakes off of one. My wifes 98 has a Dana 35 (JUNK!!!). Also they are listed as only being used in 97 and later so it would have the 29 spline axles and...

Nope, I would say that only about 1/4 of all of them did and all were 3.55 or 3.91. Older models have a option tag on the underside of the hood and newer models (96? and later) have a option tag in the glove box. No gettin dirty to find out the truck has the wrong gears.:thumrigh: Hope this...

Thanks to everyone for there help. I looked around at the scrappers today and found a bunch of Dakota's with what I need. $75 if I remove everything or $125 if they do it. Im going with them doing the dirty work. :thumrigh: Thanks again for the advice, TRASH.

So I might be on to something. This was just a thought of mine to do this but I hadn't heard of anyone else doing it till you. I think Im going to give this swap a try. If anyone else has some suggestions or cautions please chime in. Thanks again and cheers, Steve.

I have a 8.25 with a Suregrip and 4.30's in my Duster. I have been beatin on it for a couple of years and now want to drive it a bit more. My 99 Jeep Chereokee has a 8.25 in it as do Dakotas and Durangos. I was looking to go and grab some 3.55's and a Suregrip from the scrap yard and put them in...

Bumper has been sold. 8) Thanks Bubba. Cheers, Steve.

Bubba, PM sent.

Thanks guys, I was pretty sure about the slots but I'm getting close to 40 so my mind might be on the way out. :) Cheers, Steve.

I am in need of a front bumper for my 71 Duster. It does not have to be perfect as the car is original paint but I do already have a bent one. I think that 70 is the same and 72 looks the same except for the jack slots. Would rather have the 70/71 though. I am in central Wisconsin if anyone...

Just as the title says, I need the shift linkage for a small block, 727 car with colum shift. I hacked the stock /6 904 linkage but it sucks and binds. Any help would be great. Thanks and cheers, Steve.

Thanks for the input. I ordered BFG TA 245's from the Tire Rack last night. Should have them on Wed.. Cheers and thanks again, Steve.

I finally got my Duster fired for the first time and have to order tires now so I can drive it. The fronts are already taken care of but I still need rears. I have a set of 15x7 Cop Car steel wheels that I will be using till I can afford two new rear wheels. I have not moved the rear leafs in...

Leaving Lewistown, MT on my way home. A pic of my 68 Barracuda in the garage a few years ago. A few pics of my Duster durring the build including the flood last June. That really sucked!!! Hope you like them. Cheers, Steve.

I'm feeling kinda stupid here, how do I post pics? Cheers, Steve.

Thanks for the warm welcome. I will post some pics of the Duster here and in the Mid-West section under the thread about cars from WI soon. From just looking around on the forum there are some great cars here. Cheers, Steve.

Nice to know I'm not a freak like some of my "friends" say. I've had more Shelby cars than I can to remember.

Thought I would introduce myself. I'm Steve from central WI. I've been into Mopars since before I could say Mopar. I am currently putting the finishing touches on my 71 Duster. It's a /6 car that came from Wyoming when I got it. Now has a .030 over 360, 10.5cr, moderate Hughes cam...