What year duster? Is it a running car or a projectlol, you can buy the whole Duster in my area for that price.
These that I have posted are all overpriced. Dusters running and daily driven are being sold locally for between $4000-$6000 and Online prices are always higher than local word of mouth prices and deals.
I bought a 140,000 mile 73 Duster for $1,900 that sat garaged for over 25 years due to a bad electric choke..
Those edelbrock heads along are almost half of the 6k in parts. Mopars are just more expensive to build that's how it goesalso, before people freak out over cost, that's conservatively 6K in parts.
if you're starting from zero, that's not a bad price for a fairly stout V8 delivered to your door.
the dodge edelbrock heads are actually cheaper than the chevy edelbrock heads.Those edelbrock heads along are almost half of the 6k in parts. Mopars are just more expensive to build that's how it goes
Good quality parts are both expensive and sometimes hard to come by.the dodge edelbrock heads are actually cheaper than the chevy edelbrock heads.
it doesn't matter the make, good parts are expensive. some of the ford and chevy stuff is a little less but not by any huge margin. they do however enjoy many more options and varieties of performance parts and manufacturers
Yeah well you ain't gonna get there cheap.
A mopar in Missouri for $6000 is a project car for sure. A decent mopar starts at around 15k. Mopars, mustang's, etc bring big money in MissouriThese that I have posted are all overpriced. Dusters running and daily driven are being sold locally for between $4000-$6000 and Online prices are always higher than local word of mouth prices and deals.
I bought a 140,000 mile 73 Duster for $1,900 that sat garaged for over 25 years due to a bad electric choke..
Find me a free one with aluminum heads and I'll pay you to ship it.High prices are just online Gasslighting, talk to local car club guys IN PERSON... You can buy Edelbrock SBM heads locally for less than a set of rebuilt magnums online. It's not hard to find a set for free.
In the past year I've picked up
a free 318 with edelbrock heads, intake and carb, jegs billet dizzy that had a spun rod.
2 complete,running, stock 5.9 magnums/904's and
2 complete RV 440's/727's for free locally one ran and had 40,000 miles on it before I pulled it.
A free bugcatcher scoop,
free SBM edelbrock 318 intake.
Free 750 Edebrock carb.
I was told that some of it was posted on Ebay for over a year and never sold and became garage clutter because of the rediculously high pricing they demanded that noone was willing to spend. I found all of it either posted on Craigslist in the free section or word of mouth.
There is a LOT of Kool Aid with online pricing and availability. TALK to People and you'll find deals.
You have to be quick and constantly refreshing the page. Deals only get posted for a few hours until they sell in Missouri. I'm just an hour or two by truck and flatbed over in Southern Illinois South East of Cape.A mopar in Missouri for $6000 is a project car for sure. A decent mopar starts at around 15k. Mopars, mustang's, etc bring big money in Missouri
What I think is going on and why my experience is different is I live in an area that used to be a HUGE group of Mopar old timers that are unfortunately dying off and their kids are just giving away their hordes and projects.Find me a free one with aluminum heads and I'll pay you to ship it.
There's a few over by rosiclaire IL that have sat in the same spot for years. Particularly there's a 71-74 b body I've had my eyes on for 20 years that hasn't moved.You have to be quick and constantly refreshing the page. Deals only get posted for a few hours until they sell in Missouri. I'm just an hour or two by truck and flatbed over in Southern Illinois South East of Cape.
There are still old timers with acres of Mopars around, they just don't use the internet.