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FREE - need it all gone! come and take it. I've got a 1968 383 and a 727 to go with it. I mostly stripped the engine. Im pretty sure the heads are 906 castings. The bad part is that the engine is seized. From what I can tell the rods are seized to the wrist pins. Forged crank, I haven't...

CHEAP! MUST GET RID OF ALL THIS ASAP! $650 cash money takes all. or $400 for car and $250 for the parts No shipping, sorry. Must pick up in Redway, CA 95553 200 miles north of San Francisco on 101. No reasonable offer refused. Everything must go. Well I've had to abandon my project Duster. No...

so i got a 383 and a 727 the other day. after i pulled the transmission from the engine i was checking it out and found a snap ring broken in half laying in the bellhousing under the torque converter. its fairly small. both halfs were in there next to each other but i lost one half. i have zero...

just had it delivered this morning. got it and the 727 attached to it delivered for $150. seemed like a good deal to me. it will eventually end up in my 73 duster. im going to do a mild build on it, nothing too crazy, shooting for 450hp or so. anyway i know how everyone here likes to see pics...

im picking up a 73 duster at the end of the month. has no engine. was originally a slant 6, a\c, power steering, power dic brakes. i have 2 engines lined up that i could buy as rebuildable cores. the first is a 360 with a 727 attached. im told its from a 73 truck, so i would need a new oil...

i need both the drivers and passengers side, plastic top trim pieces that go on the door just above the door panel. im not sure what its called, and mine are missing so i dont have any pics of what i need. black preferred but would take any color in decent condition. this is for a daily driver...

i've got a 73 duster and am replacing the whole interior, changing to black. i can't find anywhere, the plastic interior door trim that goes just above the door panel. anybody know if theres a reproduction piece available or what the piece is actually called? thanks.