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I've been over on the FBBO sight for a while and just signed up. looks like a lot of good things goin on here too! Great Forums 4sure.
So, I let my Duster go approximately 10 yrs ago so my son could race Quads in a series. He didn't want the Duster to go because he grew up around it and played in it (when it didn't have a motor, tranny, rear, ect...) but I told him we'd get another when he got bigger. So, racing Quads lasted 4 yrs and was the best time we spent together traveling and meeting new people and competing. Well, after that we moved on to other things, him graduating, getting a job, license, you know the deal, and I pursued the Bbody that I had looked for my whole life. Then here a few months ago he started talking about a project car and that he wanted to get that duster back. So the friend I sold it to, still had it, and wasn't looking to build it anytime soon. He told me he would love to sell it back to my son since he had the passion to resurrect it. So, he bought back the Mopar he 1st loved. Proud of him for making a good choice. Anyway, I attached a few pics of when he was a little Mopar rat and we were getting the Duster back to the way it should be, to the day we loaded it and brought it home.
I've been over on the FBBO sight for a while and just signed up. looks like a lot of good things goin on here too! Great Forums 4sure.
So, I let my Duster go approximately 10 yrs ago so my son could race Quads in a series. He didn't want the Duster to go because he grew up around it and played in it (when it didn't have a motor, tranny, rear, ect...) but I told him we'd get another when he got bigger. So, racing Quads lasted 4 yrs and was the best time we spent together traveling and meeting new people and competing. Well, after that we moved on to other things, him graduating, getting a job, license, you know the deal, and I pursued the Bbody that I had looked for my whole life. Then here a few months ago he started talking about a project car and that he wanted to get that duster back. So the friend I sold it to, still had it, and wasn't looking to build it anytime soon. He told me he would love to sell it back to my son since he had the passion to resurrect it. So, he bought back the Mopar he 1st loved. Proud of him for making a good choice. Anyway, I attached a few pics of when he was a little Mopar rat and we were getting the Duster back to the way it should be, to the day we loaded it and brought it home.