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Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but it looks like 4 wheels and lugs for $548 to me. Seems more than reasonable if that's correct.

Here's the Challenger. 15x7 and 15x8 with 235's and 255's. She has Cop Caps on her now too.

Mopar Action and Mopar Muscle, and guess I need to look into MCG. I'm still old school I guess, but it pisses me off that magazines are going away left and right these days. I've subscribed to Hot Rod, Car Craft and Popular Hot Rodding since the late 70's, and still have every issue. Great...

Emblem looks a lot like the '56 -

Might want to check out this thread if you haven't already - http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=287788&highlight=ply30

Well, it's a big block breather anyway, does that count? Still, it's a factory sunroof car, and it seems like a decent price if there isn't a lot of rot.

Give J&J Transport a call. 864-567-1484, ask for Jason. The specialize in the Southeast region.

That is definitely cleanly done!

That's no the link, it's the email contact for the seller.

Just don't think they're finished until you get a scoop and a wing on 'em.

Not really sure that qualifies as a Rat Rod, but it is a damn nice hot rod. Don't see many of those at all anymore, much less beefed up!

Latest news for SRT being moved in house with Dodge - http://blog.caranddriver.com/srt-news-brand-now-part-of-dodge-two-new-models-coming-supercharged-hemi-to-displace-6-2-liters/

You realize that article is from July of last year, right?

Saw the video on Facebook, sounds wicked!

Thanks guys! And yep, couldn't imagine it without the wing.

Got some new pics today showing the hood scoop. Starting to come together pretty good now. Took the traction bars off this afternoon too, found that some old Shelbys had a pinion snubber on their 9" rears, so I ordered some parts to see if I can make it work on mine.

^^^Nice man! Wish I could get a 4 speed in mine. Have to change headers and everything, but it would be fun!

Thanks! Me too, actually. I went round and round trying to decide, then found a guy here with an original for sale, and already painted to match my hood. Couldn't turn it down.

Posted earlier as well, but have added the track wheels and tires and a dual snorkel scoop. Weather is bad right now, so haven't gotten a pic with everything new in it yet.

Did you try vansautollc on ebay? I've been watching this one since I'm removing all my a/c stuff, but I think he has them for a/c cars too. http://www.ebay.com/itm/171062351273?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

That's why it won't make it into the garage. The downside is, around here, it has a decent chance of getting hacked up for a hot rod. Hopefully, the asking price is high enough to keep those guys away.

I'm an old racer too, and leaving a car stock is really not in my vocabulary. The Duster is nice to be sure, and is obviously worth more, or will be worth more, than a converted grandma car. But it's still just a car, and it would be begging for bigger tires, more cam and carb, and on and on...

Why? It's an original 318 car that used to be Sky Blue with a blue interior. Not like it was a matching numbers Roadrunner or anything special. Just a grandma car turned hot rod.

Just for arguments sake -

I really like this car (the Scamp, and the wing). Just a moment of weakness I guess. The more I think about it, you couldn't modify the Duster without killing the value, and where's the fun in that? Oh well, back to the garage. I've got a hood scoop to install. And a new radiator. And a spring...

My Scamp, '72, 440, 727, 9", pretty much fully restored/resto modded. Needs, well, nothing really. Show quality paint, redone Legendary interior, a few sets of wheels. It's a great car, very fun to drive. But, and isn't there always a but? I found a '72 340 Duster, numbers matching car...

Here's my '72, 440/727 powered. I like the fact that it's not a Dart, and the comments you get at the gas station. "My grandma had one just like that when I was young". Not like this one she didn't, unless she was from Pasadena maybe!

Hagerty's does my Scamp. $17,000 agreed value policy and 4000 miles allowed per year, for $268/year.

Just looked back through some old threads here and found most of this (Kegan, one of them was yours!). All I could come up with for now. L - Dodge Dart L - Price Class, Low 29 - 2 door special coupe C - 225 1bbl 6 cylinder RG engine 5 - 1975 B - Hamtramck, MI build plant C16 - center console...

A quick google search for fender tag decoder will yield you several good resources for that.