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Silver argent is what was used by the factory. Lots of variations out there in the aftermarket. Let your pocketbook and judgement guide you.

Hey, sounds like your little town is doing well. The town I came from was so small they could only afford a red light. They had to save up to get the green and yellow.

Restore a Plate LLC. They are located in MD. Did some for me, great work, not cheap. BTW I haven't found anything cheap in the last few years...

And think about this...the worst thing that ever happened to automobile styling IMO was the so called 5 MPH bumper that was required for 1973 and up cars. Why can't we go back to stylish bumpers that provide a reasonable degree of safety? :realcrazy:

Here's a new repaint. It was an nos for a Gold Duster I think. It had the smooth silver center and black surround.

Welcome from another fellow Tennessean. Looks like you have found a great project! :thumbsup:

Welcome from the Middle of Middle TN. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Looks good. Sure don't see many Club Cabs anymore.

Welcome:thumbsup: I have a couple of 79's that I had restored by a friend over to the East of you in the Lebanon-Myerstown area. Would have had my 340 Duster done there but my friend died of the virus.:(

I'm late to the party here and maybe it has already been mentioned, but these trucks have the tendency sometimes for the frame to crack next to the steering gear box. I always check that before buying one of these . If it is not cracked there is an aftermarket bolt on brace for that problem...

Our female

Phoenix Graphics Decals on our Macho Truck:

Sometimes it seems that "what goes around comes around". I remember back in the 50's, 6o's and somewhat into the 70's that we ordered several things from a catalog...Sears, JC Penny, Aldens, and of course our old friend JC Whitney. And now we are again buying stuff that we can't touch, smell...

Yes, I do business with MMC Detroit. Good people.:thumbsup:

I'm needing the top rod to complete the 3-piece setup I have for the kickdown linkage for a 1970 Duster. I've added pictures to help with identification. I measured the rod without the carb stud attachment for reference and need both pieces. Thanks for the help.