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skills bro...

Fitting of new metal..

A few from my project car. 1972 Duster 340.

In 72 the "Duster" emblem on the fender was used on non-340 car's and 340 cars that were stripe delete. for 72 there is no difference other than that..

If you are missing a piece of grille send me a pm with a pic or your email and what you need. I have a wrecked grille I use for parts and may have what you need.

No, no lighting issue. I think dmoore nail that one. Dave is one of the country's leading experts on the 72 Duster/ Demon. his knowledge on these models is unprecedented.

No problem. it's usually very easy to tell Factory undercoating. It was thick and sprayed Everywhere on the underside. Non-factory undercoat cars would be in wheelwells and alittle overspray here and there.

If your car didn't have it coded for undercoating from the factory there would be no pad. I think the code for this is J54.

Available hood treatment for 72 would be ladder stripe only. 340 car. Not talking about Twisters...

Hood pins not available in 72....

IMO, I woud leave the trunk hinges in place and blast with car. The hood hinges I would remove and blast and prime then replace back on car. both sets of hinges were in place when car took primer bath. Both were painted on car when car was painted....

Post a pic of your grille. I have a parts grille I am using to repair two grilles. The sections you need I might not need. also if you haven't seen this, if worked like a charm for me.... http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=215628

va58 submitted a new Article: Repairing plastic sharktooth grilles. Read more about this article here...

Possibly rare? Maybe, it is an unusual combination? I would say so. Chrysler Corp. never kept paint records on car /color combinations so impossible to know for sure if it is 1 of 1. It would not be so unusual to see that combination back in the day with a black vinyl top.

Maybe this color chart will help

The sure grip tag is one You don't see very often on original cars so I am not sure of placement. The " follow jacking instructions" goes on the jack base plate. the anti-freeze tag would be hanging from the radiator upon delivery to dealership and would have been removed during dealer prep.

all are good ideas. The way I do this is too clean emblem with 0000 steel wool and then clean it with wax and grease remover. take a 2 inch piece of masking tape and lay out with sticky side up on flat surface and press emblem down on tape. This will seal just the front side of the emblem. use...

I will take a shot at this. I am on smart phone so I cant copy and paste my link, but if you go to my resto thread " barn find 72 Duster" you will see a post where I restored my tailights. I have been using this system for many years and think the paint is dead on to the factory color. Will use...

Here is the link... http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=204988

Dave Moore just posted pics of his Survivor 1972 black duster on here. He has a great shot of the jack layout in his pics. If you need more info let me know..

Have some pics on house computer. At work, will post up a picture tomorrow

I am far from an expert, but I have played one on TV. lol. It was my understanding that what you are saying is correct. I have both a 70-71 hood and hinges and a 72 hood and hinges. Unfortunately I am on a 12 hour night shift and should not be on this forum due to pile of things that need to be...

That body style is prone to rust in every area your truck is. That cab if rust free is a steal

Scrub clean in hot soapy water, dry and scuff with a scuff pad. Tape off and use the chrome paint you see at the auto parts store. Not silver paint. The chrome paint will give the highest gloss....

f3 is Amber Sherwood. 225 ci. P34 is probably d34 light duty auto trans..

posting a pic of the fender tag would solve this riddle...

Are you talking full quarters? if you are, I would not cut anything. I would clean paint off and drill spot welds out to remove old quarter. If you are talking partial quarter, i would not cut anywhere until I had the replacement quarter in hand. looking at the photo, you might not need a outer...

what Adamr said, i would totally agree...

1 side note to this if you want them to look black pros.but not have a body color on them, like the lower fender mounting bolt, you can paint them flat black and heat them in the oven for a while to bake the finish on them. this is a old school way of doing it and will give you a close...

My two cents is to use krylon silver paint and once dry use krylon semi gloss to coat. you can use any brand silver paint, just use the same brand semi gloss clear to coat. This will give you the perfect finish I have been using this system for thirty years and is the spot on match for the...