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Not surprised. I’m so glad I bought my Edlebrock heads prior to the foundry move. They hired all new staff, like entirely and there’s been nothing but QC problems since.

Yep. I don't need them now but there are quite a few quality machine shops around here. A few even specialize in Mopars.

That’s only an hour from me if anyone wants me to Look it over

That's a beauty and you can thumb your noses at all the High Performance, big cube, stroker, dual quad, tunnel ram 4:10 geared, street slick, Cal Tracked, 4000 stall convertor, wanna be street racers. (I'm sure I missed some) Nothing wrong with building a hot rod but not everybody wants, needs...

They work good. I got one from the paint shop for about 30 bucks. Just have to run it slow as you can burn the paint.

HAW! good luck with that. these dudes will argue about **** they think they remembered from 1976, and even then they were wrong.

My first car had slots on it and I've wanted some ever since I bought my current Duster. Here's some 15x5 Ansen's that I'm looking at now. Unfortunately their price is no where near the sweet deal you got. Congrats!

Well... this is a sad story.. For the non-Fakebook... it's an Auto Restoration shop informing folks that they will no longer do engine builds due to the low quality of parts (specifically calls out Edelbrock aluminum heads that have to be disassembled to remove slag) and lack of good machine...

1969 Satellite 318 with Edelbrock 1406 4bbl, 727 and 2.94 gears, and single factory exhaust > 20 mpg, Yes Sir... The light weight Torque Thrust II wheels definatly helped, less rotating mass to spin up. ☆☆☆☆☆

Wow ok... Never even thought of that

Kaptain Karl How B you B ???

Got it loaded up to take over to a buddy's shop so I can do the engine bay body work and paint. I'll do the rest of it later on after the car is going.

Don't know, but it sure ran nice on a stock build 360. Very responsive > strong. Believe it was 1967 383s that ran the Strombergs. ☆☆☆☆☆

My buddy had a milk crate on a rope. He would use the milk crate to get in and pull the milk crate up with the rope.

The hotrod mileage wars are on!!!

I know this is an old thread - but where can I buy the Bulb holder socket for the front side marker lights?

This is more in line with what I’m selling minus the rear shocks. 100% ready to bolt in the car. A pair of V8 torsions bars, the steering box and all its related components. And the willwood brake kit complete with the spindles and brake lines. Hell I’ll even sweeten the deal with a front sway...

Woo Hoo, we all been filling in for ya but we suck at filling the gap! You are the master!

That's not a 73 steering wheel -that's why it's too close. The 73 wheel comes out farther

Love me some gumbo cousin!

What a loss, sad to hear this. :(

Got the Martin 7-piece set pictured above delivered today from Summit Racing. They were the same price as everyone else, but I used a 10% off racers certificate, and I am tax exempt, so they ended up only costing me $209.00 You can instantly tell they are of a higher quality than the Chinese...

A lot can be said for that.

Hey, I'm pretty satisfied with my stock teen 2 barrel with some lighter advance springs. I have a perfect LD4B and a 650 AVS2 to go on it. Also some 68 340 ex. manifolds. I need to update the dual exhaust on the car now. It is the original set up split by the previous owner. I had a tough time...

This is the two that they offered a two bolt And the other one. I have the two bolt like is pictured... Has the correct part number stamped on it

who likes big brakes?. these are IMO ....overkill for this project.

Nice job Oldkimmer... ☆☆☆☆☆

This is what the ad said HURST MOPAR A Body 7926 Original OEM 4 Speed Bench Seat Duster / Dart Used... And I verified with another post.That is the correct part number for the bench seat that year.... But I agree something is not right

I put the cylinders on my Duster in a press brake and squished them down a bit and welded them in place. Then if for some reason I can cut the welds if I ever want them to be operable again. Tom

Is there a fix