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As mentioned........to much rust. Parts car. Dave

1968-1970 Charger 2.5 Inch Rectangle Tips 304 Stainless EVT80 | Pypes Performance Exhaust

Got my mismatched end pieces made and sealed up. Next s primer and undercoating. Even found some foam tape that should seal it up pretty good. Had to use some foil tape to cover holes i couldnt get to,should be fine.

Yup, i have a cheap amazon kit. Works well. Be mindful of moving parts when you clip them on. I wish they would make a set that would broadcast an fm signal. Insead of headohones could hear it through the car stereo.

65 dartman is correct about the adjustment but don't do it until you have determined if your hinges are good or need to be repaired/replaced. If the hinges are bad it will be a temporary fix at best. Remember, this is also a safety issue and adjusting a door latch incorrectly can affect how...

I've been having problems with my A833OD sticking in 4th so it is now out and on the bench. During inspection, the points on the reverse gears appear to be fairly rough so I am thinking about swapping them with parts from another OD trans I have. Per Passon's book, there are different reverse...

Maybe a valve you can lower pressure on the gauge to get your lower readings. Maybe get highest reading starting cold?

plus its completely political on the part of the jerk who did it.

Oct,17, 73 ?

Just guessing but October 17

The pictures showed up blurry but I have them if anyone needs them

Great idea. I would want to validate what those marks on the gauge mean. Assuming they are for 0 20 40 60 80 but something like this you'd want to be sure of. You could also use a meter match to correct any inaccuracy of the gauge.

Way to much money for that much rust.

Was yours a column shift? He's worried about the linkage.

The seller just messaged me that the Duster is SOLD!

Hi All: Attached are two photos of the exhaust manifold from my slant six 1974 Duster. I believe this is the factory original manifold, but I'm not sure what the date code "J-17" means next to the year 1973. Any ideas? Thanks.

Here are some shots, I circled an area in Blue where you can see the two dimples at the front, and where the bracket is related to them, also, you can see the hole where the shifter rod has to go down through.... Hope this helps.

Love the vinyl top!! Many times i wish my 69 gts was still a force to be recond with on the street!

They fit 73-up. From reading on this forum, guys with 73-up seem to see less issues with fitment. Buy a gear reduction starter from a Dakota, its smaller, lighter and you'll be glad you did.

Put a T in your oil port, run a pressure gauge and new gauge side by side.Test them both outside the car. Maybe you can add readings on new gauge.

I seen one the other day. Looks like some kind of wedge you might put under a tire to keep from rolling down a hill. This Toyota was obviously the wrong shape :lol:

Pledge ? BLACKED OUT HOOD MAINTENANCE ??

this would be a good one for a body work member. I would like to have it. We have a gold one like Steve's @4spdragtop from Georgia...It's a real peach...LOL retirement restoration car

Been thinking through these details the last few days and I think it would work but wanted to pose the idea here to get thoughts. I know I could add a mechanical gauge but I'd rather have one tucked within the instrument cluster that isn't carrying oil. So this discussion will be if the concept...

In the early 80's my buddy had halogens in his 70 Duster. Cops pulled him over and said his lights were illegal. Now car blind you and they do nothing. I like the Toyota kits with lights but would like some input from someone who has used them. Genuine Toyota OEM 81110-60P70 Koto Halogen...

Post 2 in that thread is one of my favorites

there is a set of sail panels on ebay for 50 bucks

Wow! an unmolested 67 fastback with Commando and AC. Even the dash looks good.

Block is pending. I will let all the interested party's know when it is sold

Yes that’s the style I have only seen on 727 trannys big or small block in a car. Kim