As many dusters there are out there looks like someone would reproduce a shark tooth grill I think they could make good money,because of the demand for such a grill, I personally dont care if it is an aftermarket part as long as it has a good look,and good quality.What do you think?
SHARK TOOTH somebody?
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YES!!!! And a few other parts!
Rob
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I'm all over that idea, someone should have done it a long time ago. They're brutal to find, and if you do it's $700+ in fairly rough condition, crazy. I wonder if the tooling for it is out there somewhere?
71blueduster
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If someone did reproduce them and they cost less than what you can buy a decent original one for I'd sure go for it. I don't want to spend $500 and have to repair a bunch of cracks and then have to find the parking lenses for another $250.
Rob
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I paid $2200 Cdn for my 70 Duster, I'd pay $500 for a new shart tooth grill but 700 - 1000 for an old dimpled, cracked one is nuts, that's half the price of the car. This is one of the reasons it took me so long to buy a Mopar, you can't buy **** for them and when you can it costs 10 times as much as a Chebby part. :cussing:
408duster
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I agree , there is a need for those inb the repop market. Would fit all 70-72 years of Dusters and Valiants
dusterdon
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Guess I should be happy that mine came with a NOS one? Not to mention the NOS taillights and engine compartment wiring harness and side marker lights?
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