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I was thinking the same thing. Awesome car.

:prayer: Badass

Replace your wiper arm seals. That cures it a lot of the time. It did in my case.

Try these guys. I think they reproduce it. Original Auto Interiors 7869 Trumble Rd. Columbus, MI 48063 Toll Free: 800.318.1760 [email protected]

There's a retaining ring that will fully encompass the headlight to hold it in (using screws). After you get that in, there are three screws that will hold the headlight bezel to the grille and fender.

Holy crap. I'll fix that in a second. Man, I've got way too many parts lol.

Dude, those are sweet.

Those cars were proably not originally plated in California. Out-of-state cars moving into Cali are issued whatever plates are current at that time (like my Duster).

Looks just like the one on the back of my '76 Duster (12 mounting holes).

I think those scoops look tough. Nice ride.

1976 F2 exterior, F6 interior.

When masking, it may be advantageous to mask over the area you want to paint then cut out the area with a sharp exacto knife. This really helps when the area to be painted is a curve. Mine came out pretty decent and had a nice crisp line exactly where I wanted it.

Dude, that hood totally rules.

'76 has a different antenna hole configuration. '76 is flat, all others are curved.

FYI: I found this link in an old thread http://www.restorationperformance.com/servlet/the-166072/1974-dsh-75-Dart-Sport-Wheel/Detail Made by Dynacorn

I made my own. I went to the fabric store and purchased some short-knap black faux fur. I then removed the plastic upper door trim and carefully removed the felt which is clipped to it (boy, that was a bee-otch trying not to break the trim). I used some 3M adhesive spray (in hindsight, I...

A couple weeks ago, I saw a set of NOS rear end peices on eBay that were black. The NOS ones I picked up were grey, as were the ones on my car. Be careful of the type of paint you use to re-color yours as it should be forumulated for vinyl and plastic. My paint guy said these paints contain a...

You can go either way. The bushings are available (Anchor part# 2376) and fit both sides. About $7 each. You can also buy the whole engine mount (Anchor part#'s 2323 & 2324). About $15 each. I'm sure you can find them at www.rockauto.com if nowhere else.

I was able to clean up the underside of one of my components on my '76 and had a paint shop color match the silver/grey. I've never liked when guys painted them body color.

I've got a rear filler set for sale. Check the link in my sig.

What brand is your gasket, where did you get it, what was the cost?

Oh man I don't think those can be replaced.

I agree, but it must have white interior.

Guys/Gals, I have a line on a clean 1972 Gold Duster fender, but I need to know if it will directly swap onto my '76 Duster. I know 73-76 front end sheet metal will directly interchange, but this '72 fender sure looks the same too. Unfortunately, I can't compare the two side by side and my...