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Old 07-01-2008, 05:47 AM
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Hi,

I have a 1979 Dodge D100 Adventurer Shortbed with a 318 that I've had for nearly 6 years. It gets driven a couple of times a month. I got it from the original ower, my elderly uncle, with 98k and now it has 123k. I now have the time and resources, since getting rid of a '64 Imperial that I towed home with the truck, to restore the truck. I'd like to put it back to 'factory' look and spec. It has a 'macco' paint job and aftermarket rusted wheels. But where do I start? Engine/transmission rebuild or paint and body work. I have rebuilt the carburetor, replaced: battery, plugs, wires, cap, rotor, coil, balast, voltage reg, alternator,fuel pump, water pump, thermostat & hoses. The vacuum hose is all orginal and that will be replaced. It has the cat still on it although I don't need it in Washington State. I'd like to put dual exhaust on it. Any 'lessons learned' advice would be much appreciated.

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Scott A
 
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Welcome to Dodge Forum, Scott!! Enjoy the site!!

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