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Looking great!

Got everything buttoned back up today with a "repaired" loop on the blower resistor. Did a road test and with temps around 83 it was cool enough in the car. I still am about 12oz low so I expect this will be pretty good this summer, at least on the highway. I somehow lost the little chrome...

So I got the heater control switch and changed it out only to find that the problem was with the blower resistor and not the switch. To make matters worse I installed an uninstalled the heater control assy at least 10 times. It would work great at switching between AC/Heater/Def when it was...

So sorry to hear this Brian. Glad they caught someone. I hope you have a good outcome with your car.

So for the past 8 weeks or so my partner and I have been taking short trips out of town every Sunday to get breakfast in a small town cafe. The longest trip so far was about 140 miles round trip. The Dart is getting about 16 mpg on these county roads and has been almost flawless. The only things...

For Kansas this body is in ok shape 1975 Plymouth Duster

Any one desperate for a 318/904 combo?

Beautiful work!

Nice ride!!! We had a 318 3 speed 71 Scamp in the mid 80s. An engine and transmission rebuild are in the Dart's future. I'll whack some brass ones in when they are accessible.

Got it all buttoned up and treated her to a carwash and vacuum. Took a 30 minute road trip to shake the cobwebs off. I love this car!

Mine had the F8 vinyl top and F8 paint in the interior. I'm thinking about painting my vinyl top area F8. I still have the vinyl top trim installed. Are you leaving any green paint in the interior and doing black carpet and seats? I saw the steering column case was painted green.

Did this car have a vinyl top?

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I ended up going with the rubber style expansion plugs. With the motor in the car and working from my back on a creeper I just couldn't get the brass plugs installed. I filled it up with coolant and let it sit for 24 hours to make sure they weren't leaking. I wasn't really worried about that...

Well today was the day. Of not much progress. Started a little after 9 am and had the transmission loose and slid back by a little after noon. I managed to do it without taking the exhaust down. I may have to loosen the driver side to get everything reinstalled though. It was a rusted plug...

We'll see this weekend when I get the transmission out. The amount coming out seems like a pop-out situation. Could still be a coincidental rusted one.

When is your Dart's birthday? My 72 F7 is going to be 51 January 8th. Yours is going to look much better than mine though!

Yeah, I was telling my brother-in-law the same thing. That they are not designed to pop out when it freezes, just casting holes, they are just marketed as freeze plugs. I'm guessing this was more likely a rust failure, just coincidentally timed with the cold weather. It was fine during the cold...

Well the first minor major work is going to be happening soon. Since we moved in December of 2020 the Dart has been shopless so no real work has been done except some minor fiddling with the idle screws. It's been my daily driver for the last year. I don't drive much but going for groceries or...

Sounds familiar! Glad to see you back at it.

Yeah that was the seemingly part lol Also not sure why the top is that color.

A strangely, seemingly reasonable price.

1972 Dodge Dart Swinger - cars & trucks - by dealer - vehicle...

I finished my prototype armrest/cupholder/misc tray project. I bought just the framework from a seller on here. I added 5.25" to the length, built up the foam with 1 1/2" upholstery foam then I drilld out the cupholder holes in the plywood. I made a pattern and had my mom sew the the cover up. I...

lol fixed...

Photoshop? No! I stopped by and sprayed it for you! :rofl:

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