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LA 318 actually 317.5 Cubic inches......

Beep Beep!

I will start with HIP.........High Impact Paint.

Beautiful voice and words you can actually understand!

Reminded me of a song by Alanis Morissette!

I have noticed that the '74 and later Dusters did not have this seam finished. I am wondering if it was a particular plant that did this. Just curious. I'm sure it saved some money and I'm sure my observation is not the norm throughout the entire production. My '70 Hamtramck Duster has the seam...

Listen and you can hear the dubbed in "BULLITT" chase scene soundtrack.

For it to be getting ANY kind of attention that sounds about right!

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=299979

No One buying this car is worried about gap insurance.....

Pretty cool huh!

Happy Gilmore!:happy1:

Man, I don't wish that on anyone, but you gotta use some common sense now and then!:banghead:

Love the Challenger and the new 6.2 Hellcat supercharged V8 but it appears that they have maybe evened out the playing field. When you consider the Dodges weight it has a power to weight about identical to the 662HP GT500.

:cheers: This thing looks so damn cool! Nothing new can even come close to this style and look!

I couldn't have said it any better!

Yep, definitely a bitter sweet moment!

You can tell he was still hesitant to let it go at that price. :sad11:

Hey, whats a matta you? lol DeTomaso Pantera! yep, definitely a nice car!

Guardian angel cat if I ever saw one!

I agree, they are trying to recall those days!!

Did you know Mopar made a 326 also???? and my calculation brings it to 324 CID with .040 additional bore.

When I heard this I said, Nah Nah. He will definitely be missed! Very funny and brilliant comedian/person. My condolences.

I agree with you regarding a '71 or '72 Duster 340. In this cars case and money they are asking this grill isn't painted correctly and the exhaust tips are not correct....and that's just scratching the surface......

You're right ,we can never leave well enough alone! lol

I know allpar said it's a 1970 but I'd bet its a 1972 based on the wheel covers, integrated headrests and the visible sidemarker light....just saying.

That is too Cool!

The more I count my calories the more I gotta exercise!:blob:

Hurst made the '68 426 Barracuda along with the Dart........none for '69. But there was an A-body Cuda in '69 ....just not the the more commonly known E-body '70 version. Can't believe everything you read...lol

Actually it would be....Mamma mia! Ma mopar reference:cheers: