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I did look for you. I have one of the emblems - the ram faces right. Let me know if you can use it, or if you would be interested in decals. Cal

The little truck raised emblems? I might have one or two. How many do you need? If I do not have them I might could cut them from vinyl for you (vinyl decal). C

I used a *74 Duster fender on my *72. The only thing I had to do was weld a bracket on the front to attach the *72 cross piece to. C

Sorry, I didn't understand the question. Here is the best pic I could find of the '74. C

Here are a couple of pics from my '72. I did have a '74 parts car and as I recall it was pretty much the same thing. The '74 may not have had that plastic piece - not sure. Maybe someone else will chime in here. C

There were/are some FSM links to download floating around. Try a search. Don't know about 1973 specifically, but most of the stuff can be found in earlier/later editions also. C

I don't have much of anything in the mechanical way. What do you need in the way of "anything else"? Keep up those studies, good things will come your way. C

ohnogerm, I have several hundred old license plates. Any particular color, state or year you looking for? In all seriousness, please tell us what you are working on! C

Were the original ones plastic? It looks like it could be fabbed up out of cardboard/hardboard… Good luck with the search. C

What is your bolt pattern? 14 or 15" wheels? C

If one don't turn up for you, try this web site: www.car-part.com I have had out of town parts that were listed on this site delivered to my local junk yard without any shipping charges added. I bought the part locally and they had it shipped in. C

Try this: http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_universal-fan-clutch-fan-imperial_15670006-p?searchTerm=fan C

I bought a new one at Advance Auto. C

I just made a fan shroud for my Duster. If you do not find a good one shoot me a PM and I will send a link with directions and my tips from having done it. C

When I re-wired my '72 I bought new ones, at Advance Auto IIRC. I think the tail light sockets were fine right out of the box, but the back up sockets I had to solder a ground wire to them. They don't seem to make contact with the bulbs all the time. What are your symptoms? It sounds...

You might try calling Grant directly. I bought a kit which was missing a couple parts. I called them and they shipped immediately. C

I looked and could not find the larger bracket with the idler pulley. I thought that I looked at it just a short while ago. Old timers disease I guess! C

Greg, I might have the bracket with the idler pulley - let me check. I have a couple of other braces also that I will look at. C

Evening, I have a single groove wp pulley, but I could not locate any part no. on it. Do you have the dimensions? C

The 1" plug might be had at a decent hardware like Ace or Lowes. The 2.5" might be harder to get just one of... C

I have a good left inner fender, make you a good deal on it. Shoot me a PM with an email and I will send you a pic or two. C

Thanks fellas, I appreciate all the help. Dartt - the one in the pic is the wrong one, it is about 3 1/2" compared to the 2 3/16" depth I need. Keep your eyes open though, you are in the perfect place to be looking for me! C

Looking for the needle in the haystack - if it exists! Want a single pulley to replace the double pulley I have now. My setup is from an '88 Gran Fury 318. The pulley measures 6" in diameter and 2 3/16" as measured like the picture below. If you have such a beast, please let me know. Thanks, C

Check this site out: www.car-part.com A lot of these junkyards also participate in a delivery network, so if you find one but the distance or hours don't work for you, try the local yard and see if they can get it delivered to their yard for you. C

That's an interesting list. Do you have a '72 now or are you changing to a '72? I have a set of bumpers, but they would need to be rechromed. C

I don't have any, but as a tip you might post a pic of the sign you are looking for. C

Here is an alternative for you... Put it on blocks, a couple concrete blocks high would make for easy roll-around with a creeper and paint the underside with Rustoleum hammered finish paint. It is tough as nails and you can brush on two coats in a days time. You would not have to remove the...

Looks like they did a good job:oops: Where was the owner/whoever you reached the deal with? Sorry I don't live close enough, I would help you out with the rotisserie. Good luck with it. C

Bill, Sorry, I didn't see that you had responded in the post. I will look today to see if I have them and let you know. Cal