Big M Automotive
This guy has a TON of Old Iron. It's just fun to walk the yard and dream. He usually has a large selection of rollers he sales as project cars, but it's all makes and models not just Mopar. Last time I was out there he had 4 Dusters each 1973 or newer. Two of them were stacked and had a lot stripped already. I know I got the glove box covers from two of them, door handles, cups, visors and sill plates. Some I'm using on my car and everything else I traded or sold to a FABO member.
There were two ther mostly complete cars...
One of them was a Hang 10, console shift, sunroof factory car. Can't remember the engine code for it. And one more 74. These belonged to a cool local MOPAR collector I've got to know and he's let me pull parts on some of his stuff for really awesome prices. He'd just traded them to Big M for a couple of old wagons. Said they had been through some local flooding at his ranch.
The guy at Big M can be hard to get a hold of but when you get him he is reall easy to deal with and usually really helpful, he lives kind of in the center of the yard so if you can't find Him in the shop or yard, he might be watching TV... His prices were about average for small stuff, I think he quoted my $300 for a complete automatic shift console.
