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Welcome from another Aussie Duster owner!

The small plates are because the car is on "club" rego. Basically you have to be a member of a registered car club and the car must be over 30 years old. We get very cheap rego and insurance (under $300 a year for my Duster, compared to $8-900+) but have extra restrictions on usage, ie I can...

Hi Gary, I'm from Griffith in rural NSW. As far as I'm aware this car wouldn't have been up Sydney way at all, previous owner was from Melbourne and he only did a couple hundred miles in the two years he had it. I will do a run Sydney next year, planning on getting in some good road trips in...

Hi, I have 2 kids seats in my 73 Duster and have had the kids stroller and the big 3 wheeler off road pram in the boot of it together plus luggage when we took it out on a road trip. The boots in these cars is stupidly large, can easily fit more in this thing than I can in my wifes Mazda CX-7.

Cheers! The duster is a very rare car over here, you see a few B & E body cars around but American A body cars are very few and far between. I went on a cruise last weekend with around 500 other American cars and there were only 4-5 A bodies there in total compared with 100+ each for the...

Thanks for the welcomes! The vegemite is an acquired taste but something you grow to love as an aussie!

Hi guys, Thought I better join up and say hi since I'v been lurking around for a few months since I got my hands on my 73 Duster. This is my ride It was featured in Mopar Muscle mag back in the day and it was a one owner car at the time...