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need the left side tail panel for a 73 or 74 duster. mine is rusted around the tail light opening.

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I'm just checking to see if anyone knows if my old 73 Duster 340 4 speed is still in existence. Vin # vs29h3b263358. Ordered when in the Netherlands and sold in Warner Robins Ga. Thanks Wayne57

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Dan, Congratulations on the nomination. Always enjoyed the show.

The clutch shaft bushings should be the small size for the normal clutch or the large for the heavy duty clutch. Everyone seems to have those even Autozone and O'Reilys. It is the brake shaft bushings that have the 0.810 diameter size. Why no one will reproduce such a simple part I don't...

Good luck on finding this size bushing. I had the same problem and from my research it seems three different size bushings were made. One is smaller than the 0.810 and one size larger. I contacted several people who said they had this bushing but after buying and having it shipped it was always...

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Go to mymopar.com. Be advised it is not 100% correct as it does not include all of the seat belt/starter interlock diagrams. wayne57

Where are you located?

I need the lower control arms for a 74 duster with swaybar tabs if possible and a v8 k-member. Also need an automatic brake pedal assembly or just a good pair of pedal bushings, the .800 diameter size. Would like to get parts close to Memphis,Tn. if possible to help save on shipping...

Well still no luck on bushings. Brewers has the large and small, but none my size. smsmopar gave me another part number but the inner diameter is only 0.750 and my pin od is 0.810. Has anyone else had this problem or am I the only one who has had these bushings wear out with this size clevis...

Thanks Dan, I bought the evaporator off of ebay. Sure hope it fits. Wayne

Thanks Jamakin. Sent them an e-mail. Hope to get a reply. Wayne

The pin O.D is .810 and the brake pedal I.D is .870 +- .001. To use a smaller pin the brake pedal and the pedal support bracket would all have to have metal bushings made. I'm thinking about buying the large ones from Brewers, and tryiny to cut them down. Then use a heat gun to reshape.

Howard1784 sent pictures of the 73 evaporator and it is also different from the 74. My local auto parts store has yet to come up with any replacement. After more research found that Bouchillon performance shows one that fits the 74-76 A-body. Will be checking with them next week Wayne

Talked to Brewers about their brake pedal bushings. I guess there are 3 different size pins retaining the brake pedal. The small, approx .500, the heavy duty .109 and then mine, .810. The large and small are both available from brewers but it seems the .810 pin bushings are nowhere to be found...

Thanks, Went to their site and they sure are proud of their units. Would be hard to pay that much for an evaporator only. Seems strange the evaporator can be found for a 72 back but not a 73 up. Wayne57

Redoing the ac/heater box on my 74 Duster. Can not find a new evaporator core. Found upto a 72 but nothing from 73 and later. Has anyone else run into this problem?

Thanks for the info. I did not think of brewers because I normally equate them with 4-speed parts.

I have a 74 Duster with automatic transmission. Need help finding bushings for the brake pedal pivot pin. The pedal has a lot of side to side movement. My 73 parts book shows p/n 2467771 but so far that has not helped either. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Wayne

Not quite correct. Front 70 and 71 the same. 72 front similar but with jacking slots. 73 front went to the larger and longer width due to the 5 mph requirement. Still had normal brackets. 74 same bumper but some had normal brackets but most had shock absorbers for mounting. 72 and 73 rear...

If installing a 4-speed you need the complete floor shift hump installed.

johnparts, the small hump is there for the floor shift linkage vertical shaft with the auto console. This is not for the 4-speed manual shift.

cudamark, If beepahh does not want the ld manifold, please put me in line for it. PM sent.

Welcome to FABO. I think you will enjoy it here. The members seem friendly and always helpful. In what town are you located? I was in the Netherlands from 1964 untill 1967 and again from 1972 untill 1976. Stationed At Soesterberg Air Base. I always loved the country and the people. Afer...

Are you sure that is a 72 bumper? I don't see the slots for the bumper jack. I also have a 74 and installed a 73 rear bumper. you will have to modify the brackets to attach them to the rear frame, also the lower rear quarters must have about a 1 inch extension put in place to fill the gap...

Welcome to uncle and nephew. Glad to see some of the young interested in American iron. We need more young people to keep our cars going in the future.

lol. Good to see another one back on the road.

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