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Stay clear of PG Classics for hood scoops.... VERY bad experience. I have had good luck with Stinger/AAR Fiberglass in FL. https://www.aarqualityfiberglass.com/ A little more expensive but I've learned you definitely get what you pay for.

Good plan Fischer. I learned the right way to do it after the damage was done. Good luck with your hood! Hope it turns out like you want.

I also ordered mine from Dennis and am glad I did! He was great to work with and the springs worked great on my Stinger Fiberglass/AAR hood. Dennis provides installation information and is very helpful if you have any additional questions. The hardest part of the installation was trying to...

Aside from the association with Ford, those do look good. Nice, clean and much cheaper. Thanks Lime Twist Dart!

Hello A-Body Nation I'm looking to get some quality hood pins for my fiberglass hood and stumbled upon the Quik-Latch hood pin system. Although spendy, this looks like a great set up. They look slick and don't have the traditional pins or lanyards that could scratch the paint. Has anyone...

PG Classics may have decent prices but their glass is made in China with little to no regard for quality. I received a dual snorkel hood scoop for my Duster that was a complete disaster. I was embarrassed to even have the thing sitting in my shop. (I have a detailed horror story with pictures if...

I'm beginning to align the front fenders and the other body panels on my 1970 Plymouth Duster. I need the fender washers and the shim kit, but I'm having problems finding them. Are these kits specific to the car model and is this something the local NAPA or CarQuest would carry? I need the...

Good to hear! I've never been so excited to see some chunks of sheet metal.

I placed the order today through Auto Body Specialties. Very easy to work with and even pleaded my case as a poor college student to knock a few bucks off the quater patch panel prices. 2 lower quarter patches and 1 complete trunk pan with shipping came up to $500. (Ya it hurts) But I'm excited...

I think I'm set on Autp Body Specialties. AMD seems pretty out there in terms of price and I don't really need the pans to be "Mopar authenicated." I could really care less where the original spot welds are.

Dusted72 - I saw your handy work on your project development thread. Beautiful craftsmanship! I looked into AMD, Dante's Mopar Parts, and Auto Body Specialties. All look like good products but man they come with a price tag. I need a complete trunk floor pan too, so i'm feel'n the pinch...

No one has had to repair severly rusted lower quarters?

Got the Duster back from the blaster today. (Enough money spent there.) But money well spent. Now I know where the original flaws are and where the bondo was more than generously applied. The carnage is not too bad, but there is still carnage. I need a new driver's side rear lower quarter panel...

That is a great idea! Thats some good applied thinking. We'll give that a whirl and hope for better results. Thanks George

Incurable....not good

Hey all, Have the '70 Duster stripped down to her skivies and getting ready for blasting and primer. But I noticed that the two pins that hold each hood hinge onto the body are worn and could pose a problem down the road if not fixed now. Are there any replacement kits you can weld on or any...