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Here's a couple more. Trying to get my buddy on here. He took a bunch of cool pictures with his drone

Thanks! Yea the car wasn't as 'road tested' as I would have liked, we put maybe 30 miles total on it before we hit the road and the only 2 issues we had was one at Donner lake, near Lake Tahoe, the shift linkage came apart (we bent a finishing nail to use as a cotter pin that fell out, bailing...

And incase anyone's wondering, although it was all about smiles per gallon we still had to keep track and we averaged 15-17mpg with the stock slant 6 with 2.94 gears and 195/75r14 tires doing 75-80mph

Thanks everyone, it was an epic journey! Something I never thought I would do it a 48 year old vehicle! We left Oct 2nd and my flight back was Oct 10th. Having more time would have been the one thing I wish we had more of. I daily drove my Duster for about a year and a half before I swapped it...

And of course after 3,000 miles to Georgia we had to do a burnout!

From Texas to Georgia we only stopped a few times as I had to make sure I made my flight. But still got some good pictures.

After that incident we got donuts and checked out this cool old junk yard. Wish we would have gotten there sooner as it was 15min before closing but the old guy running it let us hang out and check everything out

Not much in west Texas but we did get pulled over again. Same thing, duel plates, but this time they wanted to make sure we wernt smuggling any dope. Gave us a warning and sent us on our way

VLR

Got to Roswell NM and got pulled over, had the original California plate and a temp plate for Georgia. Officer was cool and laughed when we told him what we were doing, his response was "you think this thing will make it?". Got some food and camped somewhere outside town

Petrified Forest Az

Winslow AZ

Arizona meteor crater

Ran outta gas outside Flagstaff AZ. Fuel guage didn't work and miscalculated mileage. Luckly we brought a few gas cans

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Thought I'd share my journey, which started about 3 years ago. Bought this 73' Dart Sport, https://barnfinds.com/something-special-1973-dodge-dart/, as a parts car for my 72' Duster. After robbing the goodies I needed for my big block swap such as the Kmember I modified thanks to Jim Lusk I...

When your girlfriend let's you know your car parts showed up!

Champion CC375. Its a 26" b body radiator. I needed a driver side lower hose outlet for the 383 water pump

Got more parts in! Time to get back to work

Got my 73' brakes done on my 72 duster and firm feel 1.12 torsion bars installed.

Spending 2 days, afterwork only, had the slant 6 out and the 383 in! (Had a spare 73 k frame I rebuilt/modified over the past couple months) Thanks Jim Lusk on the 73-76 k frame instructions

Getting closer to bringing these 2 together

Got some new wheels and tires for the rear. 275/60/R15 on 15x8 with 4.75 backspacing. Would have liked around 5.5 with the b body 8.75 but it works for now

Yep that's what mine looked like too! Going from no tunes to great sounding music makes such a difference driving the car lol. Just finished up my install. I cut the original plug off my AM stereo and bought new J hook connectors and soldered em on the new stereo harness so it still uses the...

Its mounted in the factory location where the stock 4x10" speaker went under the dash. I just traced the speaker bracket onto the aluminum plate, eyeballed where I wanted the new speakers,traced them also, and used a 4" holesaw to cut holes. There is guy on here that used to or still is selling...

Finally got tired of not having any tunes in the car. Ordered up some 4" speakers. Found a aluminum plate at work and made a new bracket

Finally got around to installing the trunk popper I got from a 88' 5th Ave. Then spent the next 15 min closing and popping my trunk for the fun of it haha it's the simple things in life...

Inching towards a 440 swap

Been rebuilding my spare 73' front suspension/brakes/kmember for my 72' duster. 11/16 tie rod ends, qa1 tie rods, firm feel stiffening plates and modified engine mounts per Jim Lusk instructions to a DC big block kmember