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Hopefully after 20 some odd years this one will be on the road this summer !!!!!!!
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Rally wheels for the winter storage. Been a while since I saw them on the Duster. Sold them Then bought them back from Jim for the Roadrunner.

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3 of my favorite things: My car, my dog and my daughter, not necessarily in that order.
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Have you ever let her drive it? It'd make a heck of a prom car, lol.

Here's my '73 Duster 440, which I recently discovered I bought it from the son of one the forum members.
Unfortunately, I need to get the paint touched up after my garage fell on it over the summer (big wind storm hit the midwest the weekend I was out of town).
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My 1967 GTS Dart I've had since it was 1.5 years old. Got it from the original owner when I was 19. First owner got it from Mr. Norm. First car and yes I still have it. Have build sheet and Mopar historical documentation which shows Grand Spalding Dodge, Mr Norm.

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It's awesome seeing a car like that kept by the same person nearly it's entire life. And it looks like you've taken really good care of it. Makes my first car look like poo!
 
Pulled this one out of the weeds couple months ago. Been in the family since '74. Been sitting here since '94

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It's awesome seeing a car like that kept by the same person nearly it's entire life. And it looks like you've taken really good care of it. Makes my first car look like poo!
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Thanks. It had restoration. Since it was my only car thru college it got driven in the rain and snow. Speaking of snow the original owner had two studded snows for the back I got and I was amazed how well it did with those in winter. Including driving one spring thru rocker panel deep snow. They worked great with the limited slip. Only problem was the snow would pack up around the trans linkage so I had to keep shifting once in a while. :) Story of how I got it and other tails go over well at cruise nights to interested viewers. As many have said they find the history of the classic cars interesting.
 
My recently roadworthy 74 Duster. After a road trip from Saskatchewan to Texas and back, then 2 years of reassembly I got to drive it this summer. Hope to take it drag racing this summer

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