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Swingin A 440
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I own a 1973 Dart Swinger, but I'm not a big fan of the looks. Is it possible to swap an earlier front end (nose, grill, fenders, bumper, and hood) onto the car and still maintain the body lines and the original mounting points?
Any info is greatly appreciated.
Best regards, Jeffrey
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Jim13
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I would love that information also. Not a real big fan of the pointy nose. ![\/][](http://www.bigblockdart.com/Smileys/classic/finger020.gif)
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moparhunter
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just bolts on everything is the samei
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Swingin A 440
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Thanks for the links. Very helpful stuff.
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Jim13
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Thanks for the info and the links!
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SWINGER340
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fenders on the 73-76 have the same shape as the 67-69 ,marker lite is the biggest difference
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Lars
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I like the idea of this also, I'd love to sticka 68-69 Dart front end on my 73. Or a 70 Dart front end onto my Duster, then put the Duster front end ony my 73. Little over ambitious aren't I??
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365/727/8.75 with 4.10's and a Detroit locker 
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