Here they are...pictures of our Demon. It was moved to the shop today. The other parts of the grille and lights are in a box...and the hood isnt hinged properly yet, so it sits a little low.

Drivers side shot


Drivers side from the front


Passenger side corner


Rear shot


Paint up close


Rear quarter without the filler cap


Shot from the right rear




interior shots...this section (aside from the engine) needs the most work...but its all there, just take apart


Its got a BG wheel, but I wont be keeping that on


Race buckets


Inside the drivers door...you can see the parts that are exposed with the door liner on are painted black, and we have the liners


no cluster installed, but it came with three of them


rear deck, new carpeting


another dash and wheel shot


Clean engine bay








Undercarriage...its got alot of cobwebs and such hanging from it...its VERY clean, all redone.


under the front bumper


section of the unibody


underside of the trunk


rear dif, 8.75 rear with sway bar


under the front seats, with a ladder bar


looking back at the rear diff


another underbody shot



all is left now, is to build the motor, and put everything together...

 

Sweet. Looks good. Now, that rear looks like the Duster. Were they the car? But with different engine?

 

I believe the Demon was the Dodge version of the Duster.

It looks great Patrick. Congrats to you.

 

the duster and dart were the "base models" of sorts...the demon was a performance package, but it was also offered with a slant six, whatever sense that makes.

the body style is the same as all a-bodies from 71-76, which includes darts, dusters, and demons...the front and rear were different, and the wheelbase is shorter...the demon has a 108" wb, the other models have 111, i believe.

 

The Duster was the sport version of the Plymouth Valiant, the Demon was the Dodge equivalent based on the Dart. Looks real solid Patrick- paint looks good, and that undercarriage looks great. Too bad they cut the inner fenders, but for the price, you couldn't go wrong! Congrats!

 

the inner fenders, or lack thereof, are going to be replaced with at least the front half of a roll cage, maybe a full cage...not sure yet

in some of the pictures, the undercarriage looks rusty, but its all just dirt..the car is filthy..when i go home in a few weeks, i might clean it up and put the headlights and bezels in and take new pictures...

 

I put that exact same steering wheel in my 72 VW Bug. . I want to get something like that for my truck.

 

wow sweet demon when u get it done get more pitcues

 

Very nice! That is a great way to start a project with it being clean and all of the rust taken care of.

 

What size engine are you planning on putting in there? Have you decided yet?