Duster

Kinda don't care how much of a story line this has.

A movie with that title should star Steve Dulchich.

Looks like a blend of blacksploitation, Tarentino and "Banshee". I dig it.

MY TIME HAS COME!!!

I really need this show to take off so I can unload my '75 Duster for big bucks:

It's the Tarentino mom said we have at home.

I'm a sucker for period films that take place in LA/SoCal. I'm sold.

Friends of my parents had a silver Duster with the black side stripe. 

slefain said:

MY TIME HAS COME!!!

I really need this show to take off so I can unload my '75 Duster for big bucks:

That would look awesome with the RestoMod/CAM style treatment. 

Gotta keep the half-vinyl roof, too. 

It's got Corbin Bernsen, Donal Logue and Keith David. I'm in.

There better be a car chase through the LA River in every episode, though.

I thought y'all were paging me.

Apparently there's going to be a duster show. Neat! After 30 years, maybe people will stop saying "nice nova!"

slefain said:

MY TIME HAS COME!!!

I really need this show to take off so I can unload my '75 Duster for big bucks:

I spoke to the car coordinator and he said it's set in 72 so your 75 wouldn't work.  But he didn't mention what the story would be if you retro-fitted whatever you needed to (he said bumpers are one difference) to make it <72!

Dusterbd13 said:

Apparently there's going to be a duster show. Neat! After 30 years, maybe people will stop saying "nice nova!"

With any luck, people will be saying "nice Duster" to Nova owners. 

jfryjfry said:

slefain said:

MY TIME HAS COME!!!

I really need this show to take off so I can unload my '75 Duster for big bucks:

I spoke to the car coordinator and he said it's set in 72 so your 75 wouldn't work.  But he didn't mention what the story would be if you retro-fitted whatever you needed to (he said bumpers are one difference) to make it <72!

Spoiler for season 3 of Duster!

JG Pasterjak said:

jfryjfry said:

slefain said:

MY TIME HAS COME!!!

I really need this show to take off so I can unload my '75 Duster for big bucks:

I spoke to the car coordinator and he said it's set in 72 so your 75 wouldn't work.  But he didn't mention what the story would be if you retro-fitted whatever you needed to (he said bumpers are one difference) to make it <72!

Spoiler for season 3 of Duster!

In Season 3 Duster has to take an undercover role as a shoe salesman/high school football star in Chicago. His main demand is that he must be allowed to keep driving a Duster. Unfortunately he forgot to specify which model and ended up with a Slant-6...

I have never owned a Duster, though I came very close once.

For the record, to this Mopar fans eye, the Duster is much better looking than any Nova!

Of late I have considered a high-rpm 383 swapped into a Duster with a modern 5-speed manual would be a blast to drive.

My only experience with Dusters was one of my high school buddies got one as a high school graduation present in the spring of 1974.  It was a slant six/auto trans car, so while it was dependable it wasn't a hot rod by any means.  I do remember that it had very uncomfortable seats.

stuart in mn said:

A movie with that title should star Steve Dulchich.

I think Dulchich is an interesting and knowledgeable person, and I like his YouTube videos, but this doesn't sound like a great idea to me.  Maybe "friendly mechanic" co-star.