Old Mopars in the wild

[Chris 69]

Mid-60's Barracuda. Redding, CA 1-24-25

[Chris 69]

1970 Cuda, Redding, CA. 1-29-25

[Chris 69]

1970's Dodge Van. Redding, CA 2-5-25

[Chris 69]

1970's Dodge Pickup. Anderson, CA 2-5-25

[Chris 69]

Mid-70's Plymouth Duster. Redding, CA 2-10-25

[tan top]

  good spot with a A body  i forget about the later 70s having that style of  rear light , would have driven straight past not given it a second look or even a first

[Kern Dog]

I've owned several Dusters and Dart Sports. Heck...I have 3 of them here right now!
I love the styling of those cars.

[tan top]

I've owned several Dusters and Dart Sports. Heck...I have 3 of them here right now!
I love the styling of those cars.

always wanted to build a duster demon / dart sport  one day,
not really fussed on year build it as wanted hipo small block & a 4 or 5 speed stick , uprate suspension brakes but keep it looking like a day two of what ever year it was 

[Kern Dog]

Parts to build the A bodies are far more abundant than these Chargers. Plymouth built over 3 million Dusters from 1970-76 compared to less than 250,000 Chargers from 68-70.
I used to grab stuff from Dusters/Valiants/Darts in the self serve junkyards...fenders, doors, interior parts. I never saw a 340 car in the junkyards by the time I started going there so I never scored any HiPo engine stuff. I'd see an 8 3/4" axle in some weird cars sometimes....Twice I got them from slant six 4 door Valiants, the last car you'd expect to find them in. I figured it was maybe because the cars may have been optioned with some towing package or something...

[Chris 69]

1960's Dodge truck. Redding, CA. 2-14-25

[Chris 69]

1970's Dodge pickup. Redding, CA. 2-18-25