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I love it. Thanks for sharing.

I couldn't view he video either Curtis and I have a FB account....said it was "unavailable or I didn't have permission. Progress looks awesome, quick question though. When the car stands up, will the gas leak out of the filler tube/cap of the gas tank? You might want to rotate the tank about...

Wow. Looks amazing Curtis. I wish I had friends like you that lived near me.

Looks good. Also noticed your tiny air filter. Hope you plan on putting a larger one on it someday.

The 72' Dart looks pretty clean and a very good starting point. With the 74' Valiant, you should be able to recoup some of your investment costs by parting the extra parts and trim that you're not going to use (or you could hoard all the extras). Definitely keep us updated on your progress...

Paint it whatever color you want and don't sweat what other people say. It's your car and unless he's going to pay for the materials/labor....only valid opinions or advice are necessary.

So about a year ago at age 30, I told my wife, "I wish I felt like I did when I was 18 years old." My wife remarked, "You know, a 40 or 50 year old probably wishes to feel the way you do at 30." Quite an epiphany. The amazing thing is it works for almost every age to wish for 10-12 less years.

Inquiring minds are dying to know.....did you smoke that Cobra? Loving your Scamp...it looks awesome.

If any of you live in SW Michigan, I'll do the wrenching if you do the teaching because there is a lot that I don't know and would like to learn.

Just found and read this thread and now I'm depressed....amazing build. I hope my 66' looks this good when I get around to it. Question: Where did you get the bucket seat upholstery? Hope you don't mind, but how much did they cost?

Pardon the ignorance, but what's the benefit of using a "mid-engine" setup in a wagon?

Looks like a real clean start. Welcome aboard. There is a cornucopia of knowledge here and a plethora of parts if you ask (not words of the day, just sounded like fun to use them).

Makes me wish my pappy would've wanted to do something like this with me. Nice build, can't wait to see the finished result.

Might want to save the trunk lid, bumper, taillights, and rear end also. Lot of good parts there, but like you said....costly to ship.

+1 lol!!

You should get this printed, framed and hang it next to the Mona Lisa.

Dang! I just read through all 25 pages of this thread and find it to be absolutely amazing. It's sometimes really motivating and what can be done to these old beauties, and sometimes just plain out depressing at how many little things must be accomplished to get to this point. Tony, I've...

Amazing. I kinda wished I lived in VA or you in MI. Lol, great build.

That's definitely a tough one to be a first resto project. Good luck and keep us updated with lots o' pix.

I think you need some more vice grips.

If it's not too taboo, what'd you have to give for it? Looks look a real good resto start.

Looks great guys! Really doesn't look to tough when you break it down like you guys did, but I'm sure I'd have a hell of a time with it.