73' B3 340 Duster pro touring build

onephat66 said
76orangewagon, first of all I would like to say thank you for your service. I'm active Navy and I know it's good to hear that people care. Second, you are doing a fantastic job on your car. I wouldn't change a thing, love how it's coming together and can't wait to see it finished. Third, there's an Air Force Base not too far from me, interested in coming down to Amarillo? Actually, I'd like to know what you'd charge for a pair of strut rods and tie rods exactly like the ones you built, for my '66 Satellite, you can even put the RDG Engineering on them. :) Let me know, I'm very interested!! Jim

Thanks Jim,
Unfortunatley since I recently transfered from Pittsburgh to Youngstown I don't have the same situation and time to make another pair of suspension parts right now maybe in a couple months the mission/activations will change and I'll free up some time, being a Navy Guy I'm sure you can relate. I don't know about coming to Amarillo for some "training", Funding is tight... again I'm sure you can relate, and 2012 deployments/TDY's will be in support of a upcoming inspection. Thanks for the kind words about serving and the progress of the Duster, your right it's good to hear people care and same to you for serving, I just had a buddy retire from the Navy with 25 years service from Special Boat Team 12 in California. He's always got better stories to tell with his job over mine.

HemiDenny said
To those who serve and have served our great country.......your sacrifice is greatly appreciated.... for those still in harms way ...I will continue to pray for your safty everyday

Thanks Denny,
I didn't know you were so Patriotic, That's nice to hear and know..Don't like to associate with no stinkin Communist's....see you guys and that SWEET car in 2 weeks