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Just the opinion of an old man. These cars are hobbies for most of us. If you have to borrow the $$, better off to leave it alone.

That's a nice looking car for $5 grand. If you're taking cash, I suggest you not go alone. Too many scammers and such out there. That decal I think was only optional on '71 Dusters, but easily gotten. I have one on my '73 Dart Sport.

PM Rick@Laysons on here. http://laysons.com/Catalog.cfm?nCatID=3117&nModelID=7&nModelYear=1973

I have a Pioneer unit in my trunk, with a hard wired remote under the dash. Think it is actually a boat application. Works real well.

I put a stereo in my trunk with a hard wire marine remote mounted under the dash. Works great.

My '72 Duster was rallye red, white seats and door panels. Headliner, dash, and carpet were all black. I believe they referred it as a tri-color.

My '72 Duster had white interior with black headliner and black carpet.

You're talking pretty small tires originally on these vehicles. My '72 Duster came with D-78/14's. I think the original Rallye's were 5.5" wide. That would be, about a 175-185/80/14, by todays sizes.

Thanks also Dan. I'm having a similar problem with mine. I'll try this too.

My sis used to clean mine,so she could drive it. Comet and a scrub brush. When she got done,it would shine,white as snow.

When I had my '72,with white interior,I would let my sister drive it,so she would clean it for me. She used comet cleanser with a scrub brush,and then a vinyl treatment. It shined like a diamond in a goats a**. My '73 is going to have white interior. I've got to teach her to drive a 4 speed.

I'm pretty sure they were available from 70 through 76. 70-72 were adjustable headrest,and after were integral headrest's. I'm looking for the adjustable headrest style for my Duster.