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Me too!

Curious to see what this turns out to be. Good luck with it.

Best way to do it.

This was my first car at 16 (year 1982)

WOW, nice score!!!!!!!!

We had thunder showers one day and high 90's the next, I thought California was supposed to have the best weather... I must of slept through spring :dontknow: Oh well, it still beats 100+ some of you guys deal with

looks great!, gotta love the old school look. :thumbup:

Nice car, how do those TTI's fit with the 383? And what size are they?

First you need to get your wife to the Dr. They can give her something to calm alot of that Bi-polar down. If she drinks she needs to stop, it just makes it worse. But one way or another you need to remove alot of stress from your life. good luck

Wow nice car, if only you were closer....

tough call, I'd have to see pics of the cars to really make a choice, but the Challenger will be more desireable (even the 72-74s) when fixed up. So I'd look at how close the Challenger will be to daily driver quality if you sell the Duster? Good luck

I'd google camouflage stencils, there are alot of companies that sell them. Also some cool pictures of different types.

Edelbrock Performer intake, 600 holley vac secondary and a stock 340 cam is supposed to really wake up the little 318. But that hughes cam would probably work great too AND sound nasty. Gearing can make a huge difference with the same motor, so keep a look out for an A body 8 3/4 rear axle...

Wow NICE TRUCK!!! I love the looks of the newer ones, they gave the front end a meaner look.

Thanks, and Happy Fathers day to ALL the Dads out there!

Welcome aboard, Nice looking Duster! Your just over the hill from me.

Also if you want to go a bit farther, you can lighten your car. Aluminum intake, heads, waterpump, radiator, rims if you got steel wheels now and anything else you can think of without making it unbearable as a daily driver. Fiberglass parts, hood etc. Ok here is one i've been guilty of...

Yea, same here and my work rain gear has holes in it LOL

When I get it running, the 590 lift cam in my Duster will probably be my radio, but my Challenger which I drive everywhere has got to have tunes. 4 speakers inside and 2 subs in a speakers box and an amp in the trunk. It's fun to pull up next to someone blaring some crap, and then drowned them...

Yea, don't install a Tunnel Ram! No matter how hard I try to slam my hood the damn thing won't close!, and it's just a little 383 LOL OK seriously, like Demon seed said, a drop down base air cleaner, then don't go crazy with the air cleaner height. As far as intakes go the Holley Street...

Congrats! Good luck with your job search.

Lol!

Nathans hot dog and some mustard tossed in a bun, done deal! What can I say, I'm old school. LOL

Lmao!

My cat looks almost identical except she is all black!!!! LOL

IBEW Local #302 Inside wireman (Electrician) Industrial, Commercial, residential, we do it all. Excellent pay, benefits, retirement. I prefer the Industrial and Commercial though because there's more chances for overtime.

Buy yourself a good tuner if you don't have one already, then Google "Guitar Tablature" then type in your favorite artists. Once you understand how to read it (which is very simple) you'll be able to start playing some riffs. It's always more fun to be able to at least play something that to...

Apple boxes from the local grocery store work great for small to medium things (20"x12"x12") They usually hold 40LBs of apples so they're pretty sturdy. Just ask for the produce Dept on the phone and have them save them for you.

I'll be there hitting the swap meet.

X2!!!! Great idea with the radio.