pics to come soon!!!
this is my dads project and basically its a 1972 Plymouth duster with a slant 6 and a 4 speed. not sure if the 4 speed is stock. outer body is in really good shape interior will need replaced and floor boards and truck floor need replaced.
the future calls for a v8 probably a 360 with about 400 hp, body work and paint and new interior, rims and tires, just the usual stuff.

alright so far the duster has been striped down to nothin been put on a homemade rotissery and the undercarriage has been sandblasted and now painted black with por 15 the front end has been rebuilt and put back together and the rearend will be mounted back on soon. the engine bay had been primed preped and painted sassy grass green.













update december 02/08
alright the car is at the body shop not sure how long its gonna be but it shouldnt need alot of work. the motor is just about built should be done in the next week or so. it a 360 bored and stroked to a 408 est HP is gonna between 400-500 will find out once built and hits an engine dyno. the seats are booked in for january to get reapoulstered. the car is well no her way i will try to get some more pics up asap
update January 05/08
the car is still at the body shop and is supposed to be in primer his week. the engine is done and is on the dyno tonight and will have final numbers and pics tomorrw.




update jan 7/ 09
alright the motor is done and dyno'd, a 360 block with forged bottom end about 10:1 compression, edlebrock preformer aluminum heads, air gap intake and a holley street avenger carb. the numbers are about 421 hp and about 450 ft/lb's with a air filter and 2" carb spacer.






pics of motor on the dyno.
haha dad was goofin around and tried on his duster scoop on moms trailblzer, what do ya think, almost made for it haha
some of the interior pieces painted includind the dash
febuary 3/09 the car is finally in primer hopefully some color soon, but we can only hope on the untrustworthy body guys around here.




febuary 25/09
alright some of the jambs and unerside of the deck lid have been painted, hopefully more paint to come soon





finally some paint on this beast just needs some wet sanding then the re-assembly can start
(the pictures dont do the paint justice it looks kinda dull in the pictures but trust me its not, that sassy grass green is wicked)