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Thanks to all of you who replied. I have a solid 74 Swinger that could serve as the donor, but not sure if I want to cut that out if I would have to rework the side marker position. Live and learn!

What model years could serve as a donor for a rear quarter panel for my 1972 Swinger? I'm probably going to bite the bullet and go with an AMD product but thought I would throw this question out there. Thanks for any comments!

Good grief. I have a 72 Swinger we're restoring and I have the 72 grille. I feel like I am going to have some kind of inferiority complex (well, among Dart purists). Both grilles are awesome faceplates for a great Mopar. Steve 1972 Dart Swinger, 360 under construction

Most of the specs I have checked out are between 3,100 and 3,350 lbs.

I bought a 1972 Dart Swinger as a way of getting closer with my youngest son. He has a mechanical mind and was excited. It cost us $500 bucks and a Mopar friend of mine said it was a steal. Having no practical experience with automobiles outside of changing my own oil or belts, it was a risky...

LOL. You could say that, hence my comment on it being a spray-can, street-racer wannabe. It appears as if the previous owner painted it with either a spray can or watercolors. The original color appears to be Sun Fire Yellow (Y2). Here's pics of the before and after. As you can see a truly...

Very new to the forum, but wanted to check in. I'm sure that you get noobs around here all the time. Here goes, and thanks in advance for letting me spill my story... First of all, lifelong resident of Phoenix, AZ. Enjoy the valley and the sunny weather. Greetings to everyone out there...

Just signed up as a member last week, so you're not the only new kid on the block. I think we all have some crazy version of what we want our ride to look like. I took on a 74 Swinger rolling carcass project with my 17 yo son and the very next day saw a 72 Swinger with a 360 cop motor in it for...