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Nice ride

The first bath.. damn that car was dirty

It had the terrible 4" thick split bench with integrated head rests.

She lived in Oakton right on 123, the same side of the road as James Madison Shell. I have a repair invoice from the Midas in Tysons Corner. When I removed what was left of the cardboard glove box I found a few match books from Joe Theisman's restaurant. I don't think the car ever went too far...

While that is a very creative reply, but not close. It's the paint code.

This is my 1972 Duster. I first saw it in 1979 sitting in a town house complex on a busy road where we used to cruise. We stopped in one day and saw the single left tail pipe. I never gave the car another thought, especially once it disappeared. In July 2000 I grabbed the newspaper and looked in...

Welcome Jef! We could use some more pictures of your Duster!

Welcome Phish! How's everything on ol' Lake Norman?

Never underestimate the power of plaid !

kinda, sorta, well... no. I've driven it & worked on it. It is sitting behind one of my trucks tho. Does that count? :burnout:

'78 Aspen SE with 34k orig miles. Minus the wheels/tires and dual exhaust that I added, it could not be more of a time capsule. When we're @ a show it is the transportation of choice. I guess everyone likes to sport a little wood.

Howdy back at ya! I'll have to check out your fleet some time. Here's mine (click a pic to enlarge) The Rock Star The Gas Miser The Support Vehicle

Thanks. I'm in Front Royal.

New to the site, not to the hobby. My current stable consists of a purple 1970 Swinger 340 4 speed that I've owned since 1985 and an orange 1972 Duster 225. There are a few non A Bodies also. A shot from Carlisle