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1968 Coronet 500 Project

She just burned a hole in her leg from a slag blob that dropped on it. She thinks it is cool and is a rite of passage in welding....

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My Mopar Drug Dealer I got the Duster from offered me a 1968 Baracuda ragtop 318 car that is mostly all there for $4k.......
 
My carpool friend had a 68 barracuda convertible 318 back in the early 1980s. Fantastic car. If I ever go A body that's the car for me.
 
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Finally have all the data I needed to build some reasonable models for a stock 1968 318, my Coronet's 318 and what we are doing to the Duster..... I think the Coronet will be coming back apart next year if it runs this well.....
 
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Just for comparison against a stock 1968 383 and 440... The Duster should be close to a stock 383 and the Duster stroked would be almost identical to a stock 440..

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that should work for her. just enough to burn off the tires at every stop light. let me know what tire brand going to use so i can buy stock. just kidding but the duster will be a great runner
 
I found a Coronet under a half inch of Duster dust in the garage this morning! Decided to wash it up and see what it looks like. Took the oldest to Patagonia for breakfast and a cruise. Been too long!

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I have no idea how it happened but my drivers door near the top on the more horizontal edge got a big chip in it? How the heck did that happen? I tried to see what I could have it here with the door and nothing lines up? I am at a loss as to where it happened..... time to do some more touch up.... grrrrrrr.
 
yea it is not a B-Body but here is a montage of my daughter and her Duster so far! May be shooting epoxy primer next weekend.
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That's awesome. If either of my kids decided to try some stuff, it might be my daughter before my son. Tell your daughter she doing great work.
 
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