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Great work, George. I'm gonna have to come over and scrutinize it sometime soon!

You mean the piss colored deuce? lol

Cool video, thanks for posting this!

^^^^Thank you to take the time for your descriptive response, Turk. It made things a lot clearer to me...

The headers look good. What brand are they? The progress is great so far!

I have the old Galen's white books that has a good break down of the options. P.M. me for my new phone number if you would like to talk to me about it. There were 35,707 Dart 270 Hard tops built for the year total with all engines and transmissions available. There aren't any other break downs...

I wish that I could be there to meet you guys and enjoy the racing. Good luck to you both!

So, Turk, what do you consider a low engine idle speed? What is the minimum in your opinion for any engine that has a high lift cam in it regardless of the lifter style? How about oil recommendations for such engines be it flat tappet or roller? Synthetics or racing oil with ZZDP across the...

Or how a bout a concert with Marvin Gaye and Charlie Pride being a Gaye/Pride concert?

That's correct. Also, I will add that the '75 and '76 Grilles were different than the '73-'74 grille pictured. '76 Darts were the only year to have amber lenses. The same goes for '76 Dusters and Valiants, they had amber lenses as well. (but they don't interchange with the Darts, of course.)

I am a journeyman welder and did it professionally for over 20 years until my (body) health came into play and I switched occupations. I still do welding occasionally on my car projects. (usually mig sheet metal repairs/replacement). Some advise for you guys from me is the most important thing...

Welcome to the site from Southern Alberta, Canada. It would nice to see some pics!

Another welcome to FABO from Southern Alberta. Looks like a fun car!

What I do is: Jack the front of the car up and put it on jack stands so the front tires are just off the ground. Start the car up and loosen the bolts that hold the block on top of the steering box. Tap the block slightly to the right or left (about 1/16 of an inch at a time). Snug down the...

A short video of back in the day when these cars were new in '72...

That looks to be a Canadian car. It has a '70s British Columbia plate on the front...

Welcome to the site, nice car you have there!

Agreed. The Demon was only available in 1971 and 1972, and from 1973 to 1976 there was a name change to Dart Sport. The Demon was basically a Duster body with a different tail light panel (and tail lights of course) and a Dart front clip (the bolt on pieces only) the rest was the same. The same...

I have enjoyed the build as it comes together. You have a lot of drive, my friend. And the work is great, as well as the progress. My hat is off to you!

That's what you think. In all reality, I'm 62 with a mind of a 25 year old and a body of an 85 year old. But, I am a stubborn guy and refuse to get old! I have learned how to pace myself to the point of frustration, because something that used to take me an hour to do takes me four. You have to...

Hey Dan, I see your position and frustration. However, life is about compromises... Be it work, marriage, family, kids, cars, or whatever. You can't have perfection in life no matter how you would like it to be that way. Yes, you have been ridiculed by several members on this site including me...

Yeah, me too. But it's too late to change or put the toothpaste back in the tube. I'm a lifer...

Very beautiful car. The wheels don't do a thing for me at all. I think they're fugly and out of place on such a great car otherwise...

You're going to be 60? Man, I remember those days... A milestone in your life, enjoy!

Thank you for clarifying this...

An offset master cylinder and a tin heat shield would go a long way here, Jim. But it looks great!

What a nice car to fix up! So far it's shaping up pretty good. I think that the mileage is 114,000 as well.

Terrible work. Caveat Emptor or ''Buyer Beware'' holds very true here...

I would just sleeve the bad hole. If done correctly, sleeving is just as good as new, if not better...

Welcome, very nice!