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interested in trim rings. Let me know price with shipping to 60560.

Interested in the door panels and rear panels. I don't need the upper plastics.

I am in need of the door panels and possible the rears. Are they available? Pics?

Shell is being crushed. It has made it to the scrap pile on my trailer.

are you close to the chicagoland area? I'll have to look to see how good the roof is. I think its in decent shape.

Yes, I still have the torsion bars. $75 shipped. I do not have any brake parts left. PM me if you want the torsion bars.

Does anyone around the chicagoland area need a 1975 dart shell? It has a good deal of rust, but may be used for patch panels. Currently I have it on my trailer that is going to the scrapyard, but with all this stupid snow, it is buried. :protest: just seeing if anyone has an interest in it. The...

Here is a list of what was taken off that I know I don't need. Windshield rear window quarter windows (crank style) door hinges hood trunk lid doors (with guts) 8.25 open rearend bucket seats (not sure what out of) roof rails (for weatherstrip) I have the 2 weatherstrip too that are in decent...

The tracks are weird too, they bolted boxed aluminum to the tracks and then bolted it to the floor.

Any other parts needed? I need to get rid of the front bucket seats, but I am not sure what they came out of. Any help would be great. There is a pic at the beginning of the thread.

Drivers side rocker moulding is in good shape, but the passenger side is shot and cannot be fixed.

The door ones are mostly broken around the mounting holes. The rear ones are ok, but passenger side has a crack in it.

Using the full rearend.

Bigus, I do have an extra antenna base from the duster. $25 shipped. I'll get ya a pic later today.

sail panels are shot.Gotta look at the l kick panels. I can't sell the whole car, I gotta use it to finish my duster so the only part left over with be the shell and it will be scrapped.

Steering center link would be $45 shipped. Carpet is trashed. Hey Chuck, yea, I ended up buying a pair of a-bodies off a guy up by rockford. I am taking all the stuff off the dart and putting it in the duster to sell as a nice driver. $100 on the k frame.

No center console and I need the antenna for the 73.

Not sure what the bucket seats are out of. I don't think they are correct for mopars. As far as the steering wheel and dash pad, I have to figure that out. There are a few cracks in the dash pad though.

frame on the dart is rotted along with the roof, quarters, floors, trunk floor, etc. It would take too much cash to put her back on the road. That's why all of the stuff is going into the duster.

I also have an original petty blue 73 duster. I am trying to decide if I should take the best of both these cars and build one, or if I should just sell both cars as a package deal? Both have clear titles. The duster only has rust in the lower quarters and doesn't even need trunk extensions...

Does anyone know what those bucket seats are out of?

complete disc brake setup including calipers, caliper brackets, rotors, backing plates, spindles, upper control arms, and prop valve.....$400 plus shipping.

I have a 75 dart I am parting out. I am taking the drivetrain and some of the interior. Has a good hood and doors. It I a v8 disc brake car. Let me know what you need. I can't seem to upload pics.

It is very hard to crush an old Mopar, especially one with rust free doors and fenders. I guess everyone has good metal on theirs. She gone.

the windshield trim will be shipped on monday.

Well seeing as there are not alot of people needing parts, the rest of the parts along with the shell are heading to the scrap yard. I didn't sell a whole lot off the car so I guess it wasn't worth buying a parts car afterall. I am keeping the bucket seats in hopes that someone will want to put...

car is getting scrapped soon. Here is a list of good metal left: roof trunk gutters tailpanel

Yes, the windshield trim is still available. How about $75 shipped? Gotta find an ackward box to ship them in.