Time for a change?

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Craig if you think yer ready, then Im sure you can find one on here and make a deal, whether a trade or outright buy. Gotta be someone on here that feels the same way as you lookin for a trade. Good luck!!
 
I hope that I don't change my mind later...but I'm willing to trade my 1970 340 4 speed Duster for a 67-69 fast back Cuda. 273-340 is what I'm after.My car is not perfect,but it is nice.I just had it appraised last fall for $26,500. Not numbers matching,but correct year 340.factory correct manifolds,new interior,new bumpers,sharktooth grille,15" ralley's on rear with 14" on front. 391 posi it looks like a 71 because of the grille and it has 71 side stripes.340 wedge on hood,factory correct air cleaner,340 only has about 8,000 miles on it.My wife bought a new camera,so I'll take some new pic's today and hopefully be able to post them.I have pic's from last summer if someone wants to send me their Email I can send them and maybe they can post them for me.I have tried to figure out how to resize but have had no luck!
 
Wish i could win the lottery then i would buy a 73 340 Duster,but i already have a 69 Dart Swinger 340 which needs to be finished.
 
The first car I bought was a 1968 Plymouth Road Runner with a 383 cid 4 speed, sold it when I got married. Always wanted another one so when the kids were through school I started looking. There are very few of them in Canada and very expensive, so after about 5 years I found a 1967 Dodge Coronet and bought it. Then one Thanksgiving weekend I went to the local drag strip where there was a Nostalgia drag race taking place and I got hooked. I wanted a 1967 Dart but couldn't find one of those but did find a 1970 Duster and bought it. I haven't raced the Duster much, have been working on it the last couple of years but should have it ready to race this year.
If I could figure out how to post pictures I would post them.

Stay Mopar and don't sell the Duster, keep looking and saving for the Cuda.
 
Ken Blackman said:
The first car I bought was a 1968 Plymouth Road Runner with a 383 cid 4 speed, sold it when I got married. Always wanted another one so when the kids were through school I started looking. There are very few of them in Canada and very expensive, so after about 5 years I found a 1967 Dodge Coronet and bought it. Then one Thanksgiving weekend I went to the local drag strip where there was a Nostalgia drag race taking place and I got hooked. I wanted a 1967 Dart but couldn't find one of those but did find a 1970 Duster and bought it. I haven't raced the Duster much, have been working on it the last couple of years but should have it ready to race this year.
If I could figure out how to post pictures I would post them.

Stay Mopar and don't sell the Duster, keep looking and saving for the Cuda.
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Go to the forums...Website help...should be a sticky on how to load/share pics.Good luck.
 
Well Guys, I mean no lack of respect to any posters...

If I won the lotto, I would "World Hemi" My 67 f/b cuda
& save the rest of the $ for tickets. :-\":-\"
 
How about a FABO loaner program ? I have a restored 69 fastback that I am way to upside down on to ever sell but maybe I could be talked into a summer loaner deal ? LOL
 
CRAIG COX said:
I hope that I don't change my mind later...but I'm willing to trade my 1970 340 4 speed Duster for a 67-69 fast back Cuda. 273-340 is what I'm after.My car is not perfect,but it is nice.I just had it appraised last fall for $26,500. Not numbers matching,but correct year 340.factory correct manifolds,new interior,new bumpers,sharktooth grille,15" ralley's on rear with 14" on front. 391 posi it looks like a 71 because of the grille and it has 71 side stripes.340 wedge on hood,factory correct air cleaner,340 only has about 8,000 miles on it.My wife bought a new camera,so I'll take some new pic's today and hopefully be able to post them.I have pic's from last summer if someone wants to send me their Email I can send them and maybe they can post them for me.I have tried to figure out how to resize but have had no luck!
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Some pic's.
 

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CRAIG COX said:
Thanks!! Just fired it up for the first time Friday,since the long winter sleep!!
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It,s an addiction LOL.I just fired up the 73 Dart Sport 340 on saturday.With my hand on the pistol-grip,it was very tempting to go for a drive:burnout:.It,s still in my trailer.:sad10:
 
I had a 1974 Challenger (My first Mopar) for 4 years. I swore it would never leave my possesion. It started giving me one problem after the other. So I got fed up and sold it. I then bought a 1970 Charger R/T project car.(running). It needed a lot of work. So I got rid of it too. Inow have a nicely restored 1970 340 Swinger. Which I love. Problem is I see my old Challenger at cruise nite all the time. Now i want it back really bad. Just some food for thought. Keep the Duster, and try to find an affordable 67-69 Cuda project. The only thing better than one Mopar is two. Where there is a will there is a way. Jason Cunningham. Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
 
Craig............I know the feeling. I have always wanted a 67 to 69 Dart.........I have one. It took me along time to get it....and probly a long time to finish it.....Well lets hoppe i do. Life is to short.......Anyway i had opportunittys to buy something else but never did. It was a dream i had to own one someday and fortunately i do. If your heart is set on a Cuda........I say go for it. See what you can do with yours and go on..........JM2C.........All the best........NM/Edd
 
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