Krooser
Building Chinese Free Engines since 1959...
Duster Mini Van in Pakistan...
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Non American Plymouth, Dodge, Etc. Cars.
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I've been interested in those wheels for a long time.
It appears that even the hubs might be different.
I've read that there were "homogeneous parts requirements" in some countries that required a certain percentage of vehicles to be locally sourced.
IIRC, we have a member in South America that has a factory Eaton 4 speed trans in his A body- with a shifter that comes through the center of the tunnel. Locally sourced from the Eaton factory in his country.
I'm not sure I understand "Dart front end with a Duster rear".
That's basically a US Dart Sport, which everyone should be familiar with.
It appears that even the hubs might be different.
I've read that there were "homogeneous parts requirements" in some countries that required a certain percentage of vehicles to be locally sourced.
IIRC, we have a member in South America that has a factory Eaton 4 speed trans in his A body- with a shifter that comes through the center of the tunnel. Locally sourced from the Eaton factory in his country.
I'm not sure I understand "Dart front end with a Duster rear".
That's basically a US Dart Sport, which everyone should be familiar with.
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Part 8
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Cal Tonsley
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Australian Hardtops 71-74
These were only sold in low numbers being largely overshadowed by the Charger at the time - regardless they now have a fairly strong following!
These were only sold in low numbers being largely overshadowed by the Charger at the time - regardless they now have a fairly strong following!
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Chrysler Rootes Britain LOL
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Last of the Australian Chargers CL 1976-77
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Australian VK Charger 1975-76
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Australian VJ Charger 1973-75
That '76-'77 Aussie Charger front end sure has a lot of influence from the 1970 Buick GS/GSX
Cal Tonsley
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Australian VH Charger 1971-73
While not listed on this brochure this model and the VJ model that followed also had the option of a E55 340 engine package
While not listed on this brochure this model and the VJ model that followed also had the option of a E55 340 engine package
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Maybe the best Mopar-Ad:
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Amazing how the Austrialian versions doesn't share a single part with those in America
1970 GTS, now that I would love to own.
Cal Tonsley
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Yes, “local content” government regulations and RHD meant that they were pretty much entirely built in Australia
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Part 9
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1978 Mexican Super Bee with - still - 300 HP 360 c.i.
Not so bad....
This 1978 Valiant Super Bee Is a Rare Mexican Mopar
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1980 Volare/Aspen grill on an M body.
Interesting.
Also interesting is that it seems more than a few countries got A body cars with a fold down arm rest for the rear seat, along with "over-stuffed" upholstery.
1980 Volare/Aspen grill on an M body.
Interesting.
Also interesting is that it seems more than a few countries got A body cars with a fold down arm rest for the rear seat, along with "over-stuffed" upholstery.
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That’s a hell of a cow-catcher in post #72 looks like the one on the Super Coupes. Adaptable to a 73 Duster?
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