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Sounds like a sweet ride. Post some pics when you can.

Great looking car. Congratulations to the 15 yr anniversary. Good to have you here.

Doesn't look like it needs a resto. Just a detail should do ! Very nice ride good luck with it.

I think that is an early 67-69 k frame. Don't know what mounts you will need? 69 down big block a bodies used a special engine block I thought. You might want to post a regular question not in welcome wagon forum.

A nice small block would do. If your changing everything stuff a big block in it you won't regret it.

Nice ride! It'll be sweet with the top down and BB rumblin'. What K frame you got?

Nice looking ride to enter the MOPAR world! Good luck with your Demon.

Very nice. Like the color and them old cragers. Lots of elbow grease in that engine bay!

It brings back memories of me at 16 and driving my sisters 75 2 dr scamp w/318. It might as well been a 383 roadrunner because that was what it seemed like to me at the time. Have fun with it.

Welcome. I don't see any reason the 75-75 axle wouldn't work. If anyone knows anything different speak up. The big bolt pattern is worth doing since it gives you more wheel options. But if you have to spend money I would put it towards an 8 3/4.

Welcome I kinda like the paint. Not sure of the satin finish on the hood body color would be better in my eyes. It's gotta have a badass motor in it for the shine on the outside. Whatcha got lurkin under the hood?

Thanks I always liked them too. They give the car that 70's look as what guys were running. Has Coker ribbed tires on front and M/T Indy profile out back. Not sure everybody always referred to them as Indy slotted mags. I have 2 more I will have to check and see. Then I will have to pull these...

I have been a abodiesonly fan for a while first time posting. I am the long time owner of a 1972 duster. My started out as a 1972 H code 340 3 speed lemon twist duster. When I bought it in 1990 a 383 4 speed had been transplanted into it. I had the bodywork done and the color changed to plum...