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If you still need this, I have a passenger side fender from a '73 Duster. The top front edge is slightly dented, but the headlight mounting plate is undamaged. I can take a photo tomorrow. Jerry

For a '74 Dart Sport. Preferably with few to none dings and dents. Shipped to Troy, TX

NAPA also has them in packs of two. Soak them in very hot water for a couple of minutes first so they soften up a bit. Much easier to install.

In case you can't find a nice used one, you might also check some places like Dante's Mopar Parts - they aren't really that expensive for new ones.

Measure the length between the two end mounting holes. If it's about 11-1/2", then it would fit an A-body between '67-'76 or an early B-body up to '69. If it's about 10-1/2", then it would fit an early A-body between '63-'66.

Very true. All in one, and it looks like this...

Not sure what you are looking to do, but maybe you would consider one of these... I sell them for all A, B, and E body cars. The price is $26, shipped, and they accommodate 3.5" or 4" speaker pairs. Jerry

That's what I was afraid of... I only have ones for small ball joints. That's why I asked. Sorry I can't help.

Do you still need the UCA? If so, is it for a car with drum brakes or disk brakes? I may have one. Jerry

Take a look here... Accurate Limited

It sure would help if you could post some pics and describe a few key points about the car.

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Can you give me a measurement across the scoop at its widest point? Also, how long is it - front to back? Here's one more to consider, Fred: Bolt-on Scoop

How about this one: Six Pack Scoop or these: Several Types check out number 9 in this selection: JC Whitney scoops maybe this one: With dimensions There are many, many more out there...

No, actually, it was for 1994rm250 who started the thread. You probably shouldn't have the same issue with your hood. Isn't it fairly flat?

Are you looking for a six pack scoop for your '76 Duster? If so, get the seller to measure the width of theirs for you. I have found it difficult to locate one that will fit my '74 Duster because the scoop is wider than the raised upper portion of the hood. The scoops I have checked are 27"...

Dart Sport grills have a more pronounced "beak" shape and won't fit.

Mike, looks like the ZIP Code puts him in Michigan. Maybe a bit far from Arkansas to go for a couple of rims, but hey, you never know... Jerry

The '73 rear brackets won't work. One of the two mounting bolts on each side is located right smack where the "cylinder" passes through the rear panel. I haven't checked the front ones to see if there is a similar problem. That's not to say a little fabricating couldn't be done to make...

John, I would love to meet you in person to see if you are really this grumpy or not. I'm going out on a limb here to say that you probably are not. I've read some of your other threads and, for the most part, you have usually been very cordial and helpful. Actually, what's not "obvious" is...

Nope, I haven't either. That's why, when I saw that, I sent them an e-mail and suggested they correct their online catalog. It might confuse someone who might not know the difference. :dontknow: We put some of these on my son's two projects, his '74 Dart Sport and '74 Duster. They fit...

Hardens Muscle Car World carries the inner felt belts.

I've got a really nice '73. I can send a few pics this evening. Jerry

Do a "Google" for Topcat Weatherstripping and you will find plenty of vendors. They are the ones we used on my son's Dart Sport and Duster. "Fuzzies" are on the inside and rubber sweeps are on the outside. Jerry

My son Aaron had some carb problems a few weeks ago while trying to get back down to college, and I'm not sure they are completely resolved. I would like to get a spare Carter BBD 2-bbl for his Super Six. Let me know if you have one proven to be good-running and could be immediately put into...

Cheryl, my problem is I don't have the 727's yoke to slip onto the transmission's shaft to take a measurement. Is there a "standard" point of reference, like the end of the shaft or the face of the seal, to get a measurement to the pinion U-joint, then add or subtract a specified amount for the...

Thanks, Ken, exactly what I was needing to know. The next thing I need to understand is where to take measurements for a driveshaft length, especially since we are missing one entirely. I figure its to the center of the U-joint saddle on the pinion yoke. I'm not sure where on the transmission...

Can someone please explain the "small U-joint" comment? Aaron's '69 B-body 8-3/4" rearend has a 489 carrier of unknown vintage. Also, what is the diameter and spline count of the correct yoke for a 727? Jerry

Button, I sure will. Aaron lucked out and got some very nice bucket seats in a parts car for his '74 Gold Duster project we are currently building. He bought new skins from Legendary Auto Interiors and they look great.

Yep, Troy is about 8 miles north of Temple. I work in Temple at Shallow Ford Construction Co. Nice looking Dart your son has. My son Aaron (off at Texas A&M) drives a '74 Dart Sport. His split bench seat is the one you can see in my avatar. We had custom covers made for them...