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1970 Plymouth Duster Pro Street Duster Roller on 2040-cars

Year:1970 Mileage:1000
Location:

Anamosa, Iowa, United States

Anamosa, Iowa, United States

This is a 1970 Plymouth Duster Pro-Street car. This has no title will be sold with a bill of sale. This car was originally had a 340-4 speed. Car is equipped with line lock and trans brake with a Cheetah SCS shifter. This car has braided lines for the fuel lines and this also has the hookup for Nitrous with braided lines. We have the stuff for the Nitrous hookup but we have not had this hooked up. This has a fuel cell and battery in the trunk. There is post to hook up battery charger on the rear of the car without removing trunk. Has an electric shut off on the rear also. This has fiberglass racing seats with a 5-point harness and an 10 point roll cage. Has a 9000 rpm Monster rpm gauge with shift light have chips to switch the chip. Has the MSD ignition with two step module. This car is red with a black vinyl top. The car has been back halfed. Tires on rear are 31 x13-15 Goodyear Eagle Dragway specials has 3.91 gears. Tires on front are 26.0/4.5-15 MT. Has fiberglass front and rear bumpers. Fiberglass hood and fiberglass trunk with a wing off the back. Car has frame connectors. I am sure that there is other goodies on this vehicle that I have forgotten to mention. The Stickers that are on the car do come off this car is red with a black vinyl top. This car has full carpet inside the trunk also has carpet and a carpeted cover for the battery. This car has been done right. We have done 11 seconds with the current setup. We are selling this without the motor with a good motor and right gears this would be a 10 second car. You cannot build this car for this price. You can call us at 319-721-4732 with any questions. Buyer is responsible for shipping. $1000.00 deposit due within 24 hours after close of auction can do a bank transfer.  Remainder to be paid before car is picked up.

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