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Back in the day the shortest oil filter available was a Fram PH43-originally for a 71 Dodge Colt/Plymouth Cricket. Only held 1/2 quart.

Anything happening with the build? Hadn't seen anything in a while-just curious...

Sweet ride, "that close" to being done! Glad you kept posting updates- lots of us lurking and waiting!

Just ran onto this thread- really nice work for a first-timer! Can't wait for more car ****. Good luck with the rest of the build; this IS going to be sweet when it's done!

Youngblood- you nailed the look! Sweet ride & congrats!

Any new updates sine the last post? Looking forward to seeing more of this build!

Speaking just for myself- I think you did one hell of a job saving a rare car from the crusher. Is is "perfect"? In the big picture, does it really matter? Could you drive and enjoy a "perfect" car? The little "mistakes" are what makes it YOUR car- you were the one commiting the...

Damn- Overhaulin' got nothing on you. Amazing progress on an amazing car-now I just got to mop up the drool...

Damn- I just ruined my computer droolin' all over the keyboard!!! If i wasn't already a fan of purple and Dusters I would be now. Really top-notch work. What part of Hoosierland are you in? I'm originally from Bloomington...

Nice work! Good to see another one escaped the crusher!

Damn-that was a hit! Glad you're okay. A testament to Chrysler superiority in engineering!

One step at a time- just keep the pics coming as you progress (and that's OK with the Ford-hone your skills there lol)

Takes a giant pair of brass ones to tackle that! Good Luck-can't wait to see where it goes from here!

Has a MoPar "heart" doesn't it?

Got to give kudos for having a big pair- not so much for posting a projected completion but for posting your wife's age...lol! Seriously, some really detailed work,well thought out and even more nicely executed! Just gained a follower here!

Your user name might be "...kid" but you got some serious chops, little brother. You are doing some incredible work, and with your obvious mindset you'll only get better as you gain experience and confidence. I'd offer to help, but I think I'd almost learn more from you.