Over the ten years I've had it, just about everything (probably because it was badly neglected by the previous owners).
Most frustrating was maintaining the 4-barrel Carter Thermo-Quad carburetor (now replaced with a new Carter AFB).
Typical Dodge B-body rust (cowl below windshield, fenders/panels behind front and rear wheels).
It's built like a tank, especially since it was a police car.
Despite its age, the paint and interior have held up pretty well (up until the last couple of years that is; the Texas sun is just too brutal).
I still get "blues mobile" shouts from other drivers, which gives me a warm fuzzy. Then I step on the gas, light up the tires (highway gear ratio means it's easier if they're wet), and watch my gas guage plummet.
Hi I like this police 1974 dodge, if you ever sell her let me know
Kind regards.
Martin.
Muebermuth@yahoo.com.
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