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We bought Procar Scat Seats and brackets. We are happy with them so far. Here is the video

'72 Plymouth Duster. 318/auto. Bought it when I was 14.

Nice truck! Congrats!

Most Original Parts Are Replaced ???? :realcrazy:

I was sleeping at the lights..... again :D

@toolmanmike, you can delete this thread if you want. I see somebody already did a thread on this :) " What is MOPAR and what does it stand for ?

oh, you already posted this.... I just did too :D

I have a Chevy friend that laughs and says "chevy guy to the duster guy...... Are you racing this weekend? Duster guy says "I need Mo Parts" .... :D

The word "Mopar" is ubiquitous within the realm of car enthusiasts, mainly those from the muscle-bound era of hot rods where the tires were big, the engines were loud, and chrome was everywhere. But did you know that the name was first bandied about as far back as the late 1920s and was a...

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When I was under the car after installing the 440/727, I realized that if I wanted to pull the tranny, the Torsion bars go through the cross member, unlike the other mopars. Now I may be pulling the tranny. To remove the cross member, I'd have to pull the torsion bars. Not sure I know what you...

It would be very expensive for me to put a 904 in it... I'd need the adaptor for a big block I thought it might be easier to just pull the engine and transmission together.....

Thanks, I really appreciate the experience. I had wondered if there was room to do that, but nice to know at least the 904 would nose dive out. NOW, will a 727 do the same.... :)

So I'll be the first one ????? :realcrazy:

'79 Magnum. Looks as if I'll need to remove the transmission. I've not done this on a late B body. Looks like the crossmember won't drop unless I remove the torsion bars ???? Is this right ?? Thanks in advance

black is race engine color... gets rid of the heat the fastest !!!! :D

All rebuilt... for those that value having their A-body be different.... :) 1953 Dodge 241 Red Ram

yes, it's how it goes, weight and frame usually wins.... hope she didn't get hurt.

remember the paper route 440 4-speed Dart ?? :)

you know what they say.... it's not a collectable..... YET !!! I should have kept a lot more "yet" vehicles... :D :D

Here, 25 years of age is a classic - meaning it can get antique plates. However... that's the DMV.. Let me say it this way, if they said there was a classic car show, and a person went, and it was full of '99 neons, taurus's, expeditions, camry's, and a '99 Ram 1500, would you feel like you...

well, to me, classic cars start with factory carburetors.... so around the mid 80's and down.... although, I may make an acceptation for the Fox bodies, Grand Nationals, Daytonas, and I-roc Z28's from the same era.... But that's just me .... lol Oh, I have a 2001 Ram that's my daily with 321k...

I will sum this up by saying I avoid large cities at all cost. Even in my "newer" cars. I hate driving in bumper to bumper traffic, 5 lanes across.... I'm a home grown-small town-country boy that has lived almost his entire life in towns under 999 population lol

Or have driven under the influence of something... alcohol... drugs.. texting.. "under the influence" is The Leader in traffic deaths, killing others that are innocent along with the guilty. Now I want a quad cab Ram 3500 for defence!!! :realcrazy: :eek:.... LOL

Highway accidents account for a lot of deaths unrelated to health or "old age natural process". In other words, they were killed. That being said, very, very few die in a classic car. Next to none when looking at the %. One thing is, classic cars are seen more by other drivers than...

... and then they'll put them in a Prius or Yaris with a air bag..... If one of those would have collided with my full frame Ramcharger 4x4, how do you think it would have faired? It would have taken 3 corrollas and 2 civics all accordioned up in a choir just to get me stopped :D :D

I will admit, we try to plan so that we aren't dealing with the high heat/humidity when we travel. When we went to the Grand Canyon in our '77 Ramcharger, we left the first week in September hoping to at least have cooler evenings. it worked out great. Mostly was in the high 80's in the...

Last two years we've taken the '77 Dodge shorty van on a over 900 mile round trip to the NNN. Drove it down there, bracket raced it, and drove it home :) Oh, it was our hotel too while there :D Biggest problem with us is usually time off..... trying to get away

In what way? I ask honestly. Do you mean in a crash or accident? Do you mean breaking down??

I will say, I don't drive mine on the salt roads, so that's usually Dec, Jan, Feb, March. I will also say, I try to stay off the interstates unless it makes sense to take them. I don't like being the bottle neck out there. I'm doing 65 mph and semi's coming on me at 85 mph. I usually find...