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I purchased a 1972 Plymouth Duster that is nearly completely restored. The man and his son worked together on it. The son's error is my gain. Which is fantastic for me as I don't have the tools, garage space nor mechanical knowledge to do much more than what is left.
My first "project" was to put the original door lock knobs (picture attached) and hood bumpers (no picture) on the car. May seem silly but I am thrilled. Reminds me of the '74 I had as a teenager as my first car.
The next thing that's a must is to hook up the power steering.
My first "project" was to put the original door lock knobs (picture attached) and hood bumpers (no picture) on the car. May seem silly but I am thrilled. Reminds me of the '74 I had as a teenager as my first car.
The next thing that's a must is to hook up the power steering.