Want to see more Mopars on those car-build TV shows? Here's one: The new season of Chop Cut Rebuild on SPEED TV will build a '72 Duster, thanks to Classic Industries.

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Classic Industries' latest project is the restification (restoration + modification) of a 1972 Plymouth Duster, to be featured on season eight of SPEED TV’s Chop Cut Rebuild, which airs this fall.

Audiences nationwide will see the Classic Industries team breathe new life into a once junkyard-bound Mopar (with the help of their new line of Mopar restoration parts) over the course of 13 all-new episodes.
 
Dan Woods and the Classic Industries crew are already hard at work filming the build, starting with a rusty 1972 Plymouth Duster (one of only 212,311 built!--Ed.) previously headed for the steely jaws of the crusher. With the help of “Chop Cut Rebuild” host Dan Woods, the team will transform this tired A-Body into a high-performance street machine on par with today’s modern musclecars over the next few months, using Classic Industries’ new array of Mopar restoration parts and accessories.

“Working with Dan and the Chop Cut Rebuild team has been great in the past, so we are pleased to partner with them once again for season eight,” says Classic Industries' CEO, Jeff Leonard. “This project allows us to showcase how enthusiasts can use our new catalog of Mopar restoration products to restore classic Mopar models (like our Duster) to their original appearance.”

Long ignored by the automotive aftermarket in favor of the more popular B-Body and E-Body cars,  Mopar A-Body cars like the Duster are enjoying a newfound resurgence in popularity with muscle car enthusiasts, thanks to the increasing scarcity (and high pricetag) of traditionally-popular B- and E-Body models.

You'll see the  team use Classic Industries' resto products during the build, many of which were previously unavailable elsewhere.  

Tune in to follow the build of Classic Industries’ 1972 Plymouth Duster from start to finish, including the car’s unveiling at the 2011 SEMA show in Las Vegas, beginning this October on Chop Cut Rebuild, only on SPEED TV.  

Check your local listings for channel and air times.

(Courtesy Classic Industries)