I realized the other day that I bought my 1973 Plymouth duster 8 years ago with the intention of doing a rotisserie restoration. Needless to say it is still sitting in the weeds just like the day I bought it😅

Cool ol Car.

I have a dodge dart sport 360. I have noticed Vapor lock or pinging when car is stuck in traffic. Is a return line a good solution to this? By the way your engine bay looks clean!

Dude... I love this freaking video!! 🤣🤣 Had fun being the commentary. 😅

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🙈 turn out the lights for privacy😅.

Ohhhh MAN! I’m still laughing from this!!😂😂😂😂😂😂🤭😅😆😆

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Put some clear on it and send it

Hey, did u win the TRP mini bike trophy?

Rock on!

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My budget would depend on what happens with the paint. I love the patina look awesome. I also like nice paint. But cost of painting is expensive. But rust o lum paint done right looks awesome as well. And certainly something i would do. As long as the drive train is 100%. Just enjoy the ride

Tanks for the education! Split it down the middle... paint the passenger side, leave patina on the drivers.

I used to see those Lancers and Valients like that all the time in the 1960’s but not so much in the last 30-35 years or so.

Either white or black,both would work with the red inside but the body would need to be super straight for black though

I hope

Painting a car black that doesn't have air conditioning is not a very good idea.

Man, stop being lazy, that car is too beautiful for you to destroy, not the patina, black on black and all its chrome

Personally I'm not a fan of patina look, so I say paint it any color you like.

The 'forward look' cars are crazy cool in my book. Personally I like to see all the money go to the engine, drivetrain and interior... I like a shiny paint job just like everyone, but I'm the first one to accidentally bump a door or knock something over in the garage. I've seen where people put a thin coat of paint matching the original color and then 'burn through' by sanding the new paint to get the right amount of patina. That's a lot of work but it does look nice.

Why would you do this tho?

When did it become so important what others think..I BUILD FOR MYSELF AND TO HELL WHAT PEOPLE MIGHT THINK

Agree with most of the comments. Paint it white w/ red interior. Patina does not stop rust.

I think that 21yr old southern girl is made fun of enough.😢

That's Girly Man Hail. Wait until it gets Baseball sized before you worry about dinging that Tank. They don't build them like they used to. BTW I am getting you guys confused with "The Empire of Rust" guys.

Stone soup parked a little too close to Carrie(sp?)…😂 Glad you were able to enter it in a car show! How cool is that?! It’s neat that it won some awards as well! I’m glad you were able to spend time with 38POS. See you guys soon at the NNN’s! 😎👍

Ain't no way you made this... 🤣🤣🤣💀

You just need a couple of washing machine bodies to fix the floor boards. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

About time someone took the effort to cleaned out the poor thing !

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Paint it||||||||| A light none metallic would really show those nice flowing lines

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New shoes

Do you what size the headlights are? I have a full set in my barn that might fit that I’d like to donate if possible

I like the patina it shows its character you take away the patina you take away it's character but if you do paint it I'd paint it a 68 charger gold

The patina looks great

Post car

The one with AC.😊❄️⚡

I'd take the third choice!!😊

I’m still torn between patina or paint…🤔 I like them both. This is a great candidate for the patina to stay. The car is becoming known for its character and how it looks now. But they do look great painted. 👍 My Dads 62 Lancer is gloss black and it looks sharp! And it definitely accentuates and shows off the body lines! And It’s not perfect or straight by any means. And it gets a ton of attention. I’m wanting to chop the top on my 62 Plymouth, Valiant and suicide the doors and put a 340/4-speed in it, etc. And then paint it a dark grey/blueish battleship color. Can’t loose whatever direction Vic chooses to go with it in the end! It’s still an attention getter…😎👊🏻

So did I bless or curse Vic, (and everyone else) with Stone Soup?… 🤔🤷🏼‍♂️😬😉 That glass must’ve really been hiding inside the driver door! Especially since none of us had seen it! Thanks for all your hard work and contribution to the project. 👍😎

That should help with the towing bills! 😃👍

The hard top coupe.

Looks like you guys are having fun with it. Seat belts weren't federally required until 1964 or 65. You can probably retrofit something when you are working on the floors.