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I have also found there a variances in the plastic glove box liner itself, depending if it came with optional interior lighting, and mounting points for the glove box liner changes between years. My 73 and the 75 I just sold had different plastic liners, that will not interchange.

The part number on the one I have, according to the numbers come up up 68-74

I have a 73 also that has the plastic liner. The extra liner I have decodes to 68-74, so I would say they started in 68. I would also say it was part of an interior lighting group option, because of the light inside the glovebox.

Just went thru this with my 76 Duster, be warned there are two different plastic glove box liners depending on the year. 68-74 and 75-76. I have a extra 68-74 if you need it.

You slide the "cage" into the dash opening, then the little tabs bend over, to the back side of the dash, to hold the cage. The radio then slides and locks in, usually there is a stud or screw hole in the back side of the radio to hook a brace up to support the back of the radio. Then the cover...

Do a quick turn by hand, to see which way it moves.

The yellow ones smell better.

Most of the smell is in the foam.

Found my factory wiring notes, this was on a 73 Duster Factory wire Fuel - Dark Blue Dash lights - Orange 12V key on - Blue / White tracer Turn signal LH - Lt...

Also tip If using an autometer mechanical speedometer, just go to napa and buy a cable for a 65 barracuda, it screws right on to the back of the autometer gauge, and the trans. Its like 30 bucks vs 100 bucks for the autometer cable.

I put one in a few years ago, I cut the factory wiring harness plug off, and used aftermarket connecters to make it removable. If I look around, I wrote the wiring colors down, and added led's for the high beams, turn signals and parking brake lights. Everything worked fine upon start up. I...

Factory A body adapter with a E-body wheel.

I still think the first one you posted a pic of is a really good start.

Sorry never had a pre-1970 340, they may have been stamped. It is easy enough to look at the casting number over the starter, to verify engine size.

Stamped on the pan rail on that year duster.

5K for a running 340 duster, even if it was born with a 318 is still a decent deal, the car looks good, it in my opinion it is a nice starter car. The pic in my aviator was a running 318 with everything bad for $800. Everybody said that was not the normal going price, I got it cheap, but spent...

$5,000 you have a good start to a really nice car. Have your uncle start it up and give you a ride in it.

I had a mouse motel corvette I bought. Bought it off a guy who kept it stored in a barn. The car had perfect interior in it. When I looked at the car I did not notice no mice issues or smell, but it was parked inside in the shade. Had the guy deliver it to me a few days later, and it sat outside...

I think it would look better maroon to match the column.

I used them on my Duster, they were a pain to do the tops. My neighbor helped me, I would have them sitting out in the sun every evening when we came home, and pulling the tops down would only go a little bit at a time. When we finally got both seats done, he said that he would pay somebody to...

Auto meter in my Duster. I do have a set of Summits cheap analog gauges in my old work truck, they have held up well.

Also classic has a nice repo deck lid panel, that you can hide a set of 6x9 in the deck lid. Crutchfield always for audio parts.

Do this, they will actually stiffen up from 50 years of dirt.

I cant stand gauges looking like an after-though. There is alot of un-used space in the dash around the radio.

Correct ends, no adapters needed.

Buy one from NAPA for a 1965 barracuda, it will have the screw on ends on both ends. That is what I used on my duster with the Autometer speedometer.

3m super 77 is a real good upholstery adhesive.

Previous owner put some real thin material over mine, and actually did a nice job. I would say it was glued, because it has never sagged.

No but the very top of the seat, where your head touches is a little loose. The top cover was a PIA to put on, it was so bad a co-worker who helped me said he would pay for somebody else to redo my next projects seats.

They will fit. I put covers for a 73 from legendary on mine. They were from a 75.