1971 Plymouth Duster With Rare Twister Package on 2040-cars
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:318 V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1971
Mileage: 78,287
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Duster
Trim: Twister Package
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: Automatic
1971 Plymouth Duster with rare Twister Package, rare hood and more, a rare shark tooth rally 340 grill was added, stock hounds tooth interior a unmolested find, a California car that was shipped to PA before 2007, rare red color, rally wheels, and new tires, unreal condition of undercarriage, frame, floors and trunk, 80% original or better. Some paint work on driver’s side, Great honest patina! A car that is all there, everything works, runs and drives stock and sound, Dash is untouched as well as the headliner. Glass and chrome are in fantastic condition, Original drivetrain motor and transmission, also the original trim tag is there never removed. Horn, wipers, lights and switches all work, Hard to find a California Mopar in our area. Included is a good bit of original registration documents dated back to the 70’s. Take it to the next level or simply leave it alone, or you can install a 340 engine. Low miles 78,287. Matching numbers on all body parts front and rear, (note) a sharkstooth grill alone is rare and valued around $1500, the car over all is in great condition, there are some nicks, scratches and minor dents, Please call with any questions or for more pictures 304-376-9057 |
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