75 plymouth duster

[mopower04]

hey all, so Thursday I will be traveling to look at purchasing a 75 Plymouth duster, 360/automatic trans car. from pictures ive seen it looks pretty solid, needs trunk floor and lower rear quarters but nothing too serious. can anyone tell me the things I need to look for or common things that are a pain to replace/repair. also if I do get the car where are good suppliers of body parts and resto items for these cars? thanks in advance!

[Dick]

Could you post those pix for us?

[cudanut jim]

I've heard the best body sheetmetal, floorpans, quarters are from AMD. Youll pay a little more but its well worth it. Plus, if it matters, they're made right here in the U.S.A.

[mopower04]

no pictures other than the ones on the craigslist add. the car is sitting in a small storage rental unit. like a 10x20 stall in one of the large storage units. so its been inside a while and concrete floor, how long I don't know. the way it sounds it needs paint, minor body/rust repair, wiring and an engine and you could drive it. I don't know how the interior is thou. basically does anyone think that a 75 duster is worth fixing back up? original or how hard is it to shoehorn and fab in a big block? I have a wicked 440 in a mud truck that deserves a home in a car but don't have the funds for a cuda or charger etc, this duster is priced under $2500!! that's why if it is as solid as he describes I think its coming home with me tomorrow.

[70Ted]

AMD isn't made here

[cudanut jim]

They're not? I heard it was. Body men I know have said theirs are the best quality aftermarket panels around. What is made here anymore?

[whtbaron]

Tim Horton's coffee.... or is that only in Canada?