1973 Duster Build

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And the fuckery begins.

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How about loosening all the motor mount bolts then push the motor toward the passenger side and retighten them?
 
Bunch of detail stuff to do so lining it up. Ran out of time at shop. Had one day and was going to liquidate everything but only one guy showed up so I packed everything up and got it all into my storage except transmissions and engines. Told the wife if I die there are at least 100 items in there and likely more. Sell everything for $10 an item. Lol

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:thumbsup: Cool......you kept the air shocks. When I got that thing, the air shocks had about 600 lbs. of air in them, and the torsion bars were cranked all the way up. I checked to see if there was a transfer case behind the transmission! LOL.
 
Sanding and sanding and sanding. New seam sealer along roof line. Trunk latch installed. Hood installed. Did I mention sanding?

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Splash shields cleaned and undercoat removed. Quick shot of paint for plastic. Painted the bumper brackets and filler panels. Forgot to snap a pic but they look like black metal brackets.

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Apples to oranges from when I pulled it out of Dinwiddie. I have pics of it on a Laptop if the ol' girl would boot up...

JW
 
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