A Dirty Duster

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Mtrhead said:
You are searching for the most sought out and desirable air cleaner for a Mopar...$500-$850 range.......I need 4....but refuse to pony up the coin
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Demonracer said:
If you have them, show us before and after pictures.
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I was just curious as too what you started with, it looks good so far.
 
Regardless of whether it is a 14 year old thread, WELCOME. Even at 35, you are way younger than most of us. I, for one, am glad to have a 'young gun' with us. We would REALLY like to see more pictures, if you have them. Try an ad in the "Parts and Cars Wanted" section for the air cleaner. I would also be interested in how much of the work you have done yourself.
 
harrisonm said:
Regardless of whether it is a 14 year old thread, WELCOME. Even at 35, you are way younger than most of us. I, for one, am glad to have a 'young gun' with us. We would REALLY like to see more pictures, if you have them. Try an ad in the "Parts and Cars Wanted" section for the air cleaner. I would also be interested in how much of the work you have done yourself.
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Yea, I guess so. My father got me hooked years ago going to car sh.
Demonracer said:
I was just curious as to what you started with, it looks good so far.
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I pulled the motor and transmission first. Then interior. We were going to keep the body original because there was minor rust but decided to strip it after finding a good amount of bondo.
 
harrisonm said:
Regardless of whether it is a 14 year old thread, WELCOME. Even at 35, you are way younger than most of us. I, for one, am glad to have a 'young gun' with us. We would REALLY like to see more pictures, if you have them. Try an ad in the "Parts and Cars Wanted" section for the air cleaner. I would also be interested in how much of the work you have done yourself.
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My father and I did a lot of tear down work. Rebuilt the 8 3/4 rear. Recovered bucket seats. A majority of the project was finding the right parts. We had a professional rebuild the motor. Then a friend with a lift on reassembly. Id estimate 50% of work.
 
Dustindirty said:
My father and I did a lot of tear down work. Rebuilt the 8 3/4 rear. Recovered bucket seats. A majority of the project was finding the right parts. We had a professional rebuild the motor. Then a friend with a lift on reassembly. Id estimate 50% of work.
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I drove the car for a while as it was. Did a compression test after 6 years of running with unknown issues. Started with pulling the motor and transmission. Then moved onto rebuilding rear end and brakes. Then at that point we had most of the car apart. Had it acid stripped and found issues with the body. Pulled interior out and had dash restored. Then after everything was rebuilt we started reassembling after we found someone who would actually paint the car.
Demonracer said:
I was just curious as too what you started with, it looks good so far.
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All that snow looks like upstate. I am in the Rochester area, lot of lake effect. Show more pics of your build if you have time. Great looking Duster!
 
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