nakita7
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What would I look for on the Fender Tag and in the VIN?
Al Bundy had a Dodge Duster.??? You talking about the first version AKA '70's or the new generation?
First version if it looks like a Duster and says Dodge, then it's a Demon. A VIN decoder which you can easily find with a Google search will tell you if it's Dodge or Plymouth, meaning, "a hacked Duster turned into a Demon"
Demon VIN's start as either LL29 or LM29 in the case of the 340 cars. L for Dodge of course, slants and 'teens are LL, the 340 cars are LM. Easy.
When are you gonna paint the POS? LOLSo, the important info on the VIN is
1st digit- L (Dodge)
3rd & 4th digit- 29 (2 door sports hardtop)
6th digit- 1 or 2 (year code, has to be '71 or '72 to be a Demon)
First digit as an "L" tells you it is in fact a Dodge, or in other words, not a Duster converted to be a Demon. 3rd and 4th should be really obvious, it's a sport body. But if your VIN is swapped or something who knows. 6th digit is also important, to rule out a later Dodge Dart Sport cloned over to be a Demon.
Full breakdown is here
Mopar VIN Decoding
Tail lights and bodywork can be deceiving! Lots of later model Dusters and Dart Sports masquerading as Demons these days
My '74 Duster turned into a '71 Demon tribute...
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Thanks, that's kind of what I thought. I am very well versed in B and E body cars, just not too knowledgeable in the A bodies yet. So, are there LH, LP and LS Darts then?
When are you gonna paint the POS? LOL
That's kinda where I am with Vixen. I'm gonna repair the rest of the rust that needs it, but paint's not real high up on my list of priorities. Maybe if a big sack of money falls outta the sky and hits me in the head one day. lolNever! Lol!
Or maybe when the rest of the original paint falls off. I dunno. As long as it's not rusting I don't care.
There are definitely LH Dart's, I have one.
Never! Lol!
Or maybe when the rest of the original paint falls off. I dunno. As long as it's not rusting I don't care.
So the Demon is the 'low and medium' model, what model is the LH29?
"29" body is the Demon giveaway.
L for Dodge Dart
Whatever for price class
29 for "fast top" body.
FWIW...my 71 Demon 340 is a LM29 car. Sticker price on it was a pinch over $3500. 340/727, console, twin scoops, Green Go, no A/C.
I don't believe there is a model that would have been an LH29, Demon's were only LL29's or LM29's as far as I know. I could be wrong, but I don't recall seeing a "h" price class Demon, even the 340 cars were "m".
Yeah but only for '71 and '72. A '73 Dodge Dart Sport would have the "L" and the "29" too, just a 3 for the year code.
And as far as I know, only L or M for price class.
I just don't think anyone will ever be pulling any of these new cars outta a barn 50 years from now and them be worth anything. I could be wrong.I'm wondering when we start seeing 2018+ Dodge Demon clones? They don't seem to have the resale value as classics. Yet. Now that their run is ending? I may consider picking one up as a future collector?
Probably an homage to 1968. lolA Demon with round front side marker lights.... Interesting... A personal touch?
Funny...but you haven't seen it yet!! I've only posted limited clips of it until it's done. So that would make your offer "sight unseen!"Wanna double your money ?
So I got the car for $3500 when it was 13 years old and had 34,000 miles on it. So he had it 13 years and made a whopping $25 on it!
Now, about that offer....