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I think you should call it "Skinny Duster" After all, I think all the weight you lost, I think I found....lol Seriously, If it were mine I'd call it "Knuckle Duster" after mine And J.R.'s fightin' Irish Heritage and a quote from "Roca Rolla" Judas Priest Man eatin momma, steam driven hammer...

You know what I want Mike.......LOL I'll have to make a drive there next year with the trailer.

Thats Tom, your Burnout video buddy right? That sucks! I hope everything goes well,legally and also with the repair. That is one nice Dart...........And to think the poor bastard in the truck only wanted to take a better look at it. That is really too bad for both Tom and the truck driver.

Yes Crestview Chrysler in Regina.

Thoes are all the pictures I have. I was really hoping he would join up here.

The owner told me he painted the scoops black but were body color originally.

No problem pettyblu,:smile: I sure hope the owner joins up to tell us the tale of this car

Here is the best I could do for the fender tag, He also has 3 broadcast sheets for this car.

I did get a picture of the fender tag,I'll post a picture of it tomorrow(I'm browsing on my iPhone)

I think he said he's had it for 20 years........It's probably 98% original

I was stumbling all over myself as I drooled over this car. He told me the sequence of production numbers are within 100 of each other. I have heard 75 and also 100.............very cool indeed

Yeah I hope this guy joins up, he told me he knows of the guy with multiple '71 Swinger Specials=P~

I met a great local guy that I originally contacted about some Demon parts last weekend. It turns out that he has a beautiful 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger Special ...........can you say R A R E !!!!! I am sure AdamR knows all about these. ( I also asked him to register with you Adam ) I took some...

I've found this product from Eagle 1 to clean up aluminum parts nicely. I would imagine you could get it at o'reilly's or pep boys. If you decide to powder coat the intake, it's an etch that would act as a good prep/cleaner.

That is one sweet sounding fish:thumbrig:

Oops, sorry myasylum, I skipped over the non-welded part#-o

http://www.uscartool.com/Aframeconn/index.html These are what used on the wifes Duster

I agree with Memphis Rains here............:toothy10: I just sold a restored 1970-1971 unsilenced air cleaner for 400 bucks. In this guys mind it should have been $4000??????? GET REAL

Not to worry Doug, once I drag the Demon carcas off my trailer(if it doesn't crawl off first):pukeleft:, your Dart will be loaded and on the way to it's new home:-)

I feel sorry for that Dusters cross shaft and spider gears

LOL.....No worries Vic..........That's just Doug being funny......I think:scratch: I never for one minute considered selling the Demon........it was just me being a smart-a$$ putting a bogus price tag on the heap. Like previously mentioned....not a smart thing to do

Yes....this is true. I will take this into consideration for my future posts......:toothy10:

Well I guess I should have not put that sarcastic price at the bottom of the pic's.:angry7: I really don't think I would sell it anyways until I get my 340 Demon finished........and that could be years, if not decades to complete.

Here is my 1971 340 Dusters exhaust( I bought it this way)

Congratulations rmchrgr:cheers:

LOL.......Thanks dustermaniac:toothy10:. Yes It was indeed a nice car once upon a time, and the remaining parts will still be able help to restore another A body

Frame rails....how about Non existent I'm just waiting for "that s#it will buff out"

My point exactly.........I always hear "it could be saved"...so if anyone thinks so.....step up!

This is the perfect example of an A body that is too far gone to fix:angry7:.......I don't remember moss being part of the paint group:wack: At least there are a few good parts left, and it's better at my place than in a pasture full of Clydesdales chewing on it...

LOL @ 65BCODA..............jk bayyum:toothy10: Congratulations:cheers: