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In the same dilemma with my car. Although not a Champion radiator and my fan and shroud is from Jegs. Glad this thread was resurrected, or I may not have found some useful info so quickly.

It is small for sure. Here it is on my 15x4s... as you can see it's too wide of tread width for my wheels by the sidewall bulging. I goofed up on ordering after about 4 hours of finding/ordering parts. Was too close to Mopars in the Park to send back. Had mounted to get me by just for the show...

I have these on my fronts, and although they are too wide for my wheels they'd be perfect for a 6" wide wheel, while keeping the front end down swith a sorta raked look if that's what you're after.

1974 Plymouth Duster Front Jegs SSR Spike 15x4" 1.75" 195/50/15 (not staying with this size) Stock Front Suspension Rear Jegs SSR Spike 15x8" 4.5" 275/60/15 7.25 rearend, stock /6 springs(as far as I know) in stock location with wannabe coilover shocks, 1" spacers. Yes an 8.75 is coming.

We did last year, that's why we wanted to bring the golf cart. I just can't do the walking a car show requires.

Nope, Yellow and Black 74 Duster parked by the big THA Demolition & Excavation trailer. That yellow PW was gorgeous though.

I stopped by and told you that your trucks was the coolest sweptys I've seen. Scruffy beard, glasses, on a lifted yellow cart.

Funny thing... I called a cab on Friday night to make a cigarette run. Turns out the cab company was in NM lol. I gave up and waited till the morning.

Thanks for the info guys. We had talked about getting some thinner plate steel, notching it and sliding it in to shim the mount(s). I have seen the Flaming River & Borgeson u-joints.... they are insanely priced though. Certainly not my first choice.

I'm interested in a set or 3 possibly. I'll pm you in the morning!

Generally not a fan of Barracudas but you've got a great looking car. :thumbsup:

Whose distributor is it?

Pretty interested, I will send a PM in the morning!

Awesome stuff. Looking forward to the finished product!

After I got my Duster a few years ago, which was my first real introduction into classic Mopars mind you... I began to read more and more about the /6. I'm diesel guy first and foremost, so I have a real love for in line 6s. Who cares if this one leans to one side a bit? Lol I have much to learn...

Yup, that was another thing to consider. Batteries and battery chargers since most of my stuff is Milwaukee it really does make more sense to go that route.

For some reason I'm having a complete brain fart and can't for the life of me find where to PM... even though I know I have before lol. Zip code is 57013.

Are the Moroso covers still available?

Yup I have yet to feel a half ways decent battery powered impact that I considered lightweight for its size.

Yup that is the plan as well. Just wanted to ask around on the several automotive forums I'm on to get the biggest sampling of opinions. I love my Mac tools but we do not have a local Mac truck anymore so I have to consider that for getting batteries or warranty work etc. Most of my electric...

Just curious if anyone has tried any of their electric tools? I know they make a solid air tool, but curious if these are just rebranded junk, or are they as good as their air tools? Is it possible they are actually designed and made by IR? I'm asking because I'm in the market for a cordless...

I can't speak for the fit on a 273 in a Valiant but you will not be disappointed by the quality. Love my Doug's. :thumbsup:

As far as too many Vettes and Z/28s, etc. I love Mopars but I'm no stuck up elitist. I'm a gear head. Even if the cars aren't something I'd buy I do love learning about them all and I can certainly respect a well done car. Regardless of make or model.

As far as I'm concerned she can work the entire show. :D

Or Discovery

Yup, that's exactly how after looking at my "new" locomotives I'd have described the scale differences between an HO and a Hot Wheels car. On another note the Santa Fe unit is a Tyco and the others are labeled as Playart. Still an entry level brand I assume? These particular trains are roughly...

Awesome! That helps me understand the size even better yet. Thanks RDA. :thumbsup:

Thanks for the info!

As 4geardemon said, I'm already registered and received my wristbands the other day. I'm pretty dang excited as this will be my first major show with a car in it. :D

So can anyone who has multiple scales, in particular HO & November and anything in the smaller scale stuff possibly take a picture of them next to a hot wheels or Matchbox car to give me a better idea of size?? Just trying to figure out which scale I'd like to get an entry level set in. From a...