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Looks really nice!!! Is it a '72 though? The quarters & fenders are '71.

The 72-73 is my favorite dodge truck grille!

Yeah that would be it, those 4 spds. are pretty tough. You take off in 1st (granny low) and its like your driving a tractor. LOL

Unless its a NP-445 trans. 1st gear is not synchronized.

Why did you pull the top off the trans.?

Heres a link for the rear shackle flip to gain lift. http://ramchargercentral.com/articles/steering-amp-suspension/doing-a-shackle-flip-using-factory-hangers-moparmurdoc/34 Another...

Yes, the axle bearings are pressed on.

The black-out turned out great! Very nice job.

Yes, it does have the vacumn operated flapper.

The air cleaner should look like this:

Cool project!!! I almost had my hands on a real '72 340 Demon with the foldback canvas roof a couple years ago. It was just a shell, but an original FE5 Red, white side stripes, white interior car. But the guy decided to have it hauled to the scrap yard were it was crushed.

Good looking truck, I like the older dodge trucks best. I used to have a 1978 Warlock, and I currently have a 1972 W100 Power Wagon shortbed.

Cool! A lot of these A-body cars rust out right under were the front seats go and no one was making replacement panels for this spot.

I like the blue, turned out nice. Are you planning on any stripes?

Looks Good!!! I think it would look great with the 340/twister side stripes and the tail panel blackout. Now you just gotta loose that green interior though.

Engine looks good!!!

Look like a nice project!

Thanks for the comments guys. There are a few things I am still going to do to it, like swap out the original 7 1/4 rear for a sm. bolt 8 3/4. But right now including buying the car back from my buddy I have less than $2,500 into the entire car.

Heres a link to my 1972 Dart 4 dr. pics. Not really a restoration, but fixed up as my daily driver. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2289545