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1973 Petty Blue Duster 340/ 4-speed...tunnel Ram...2x4bbls...posi...bucket Seats on 2040-cars

Year:1973 Mileage:50000 Color: Blue /
 Black
Location:

Troutman, North Carolina, United States

Troutman, North Carolina, United States
Transmission:Manual
Engine:340
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Condition:
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Year
: 1973
Exterior Color: Blue
Make: Plymouth
Interior Color: Black
Model: Duster
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 2 dr.
Drive Type: 4 speed
Mileage: 50,000

1973 Plymouth Duster

Factory Petty Blue car

Numbers matching 340

Tunnel Ram with 2 Edlebrock 650's

Headers with Dual exhaust

Posi (I believe they are 3.91 gears ?)

Disc Brakes

Manual Steering

Crager S/S wheels (like new)

Rear Go-Wing

Traction bars

Air shocks

Starts, runs, and drives very good.

Old school Hot Rod!

This car is a southern Rust Free A-body Mopar. It is Numbers Matching except for the transmission (which is from 1969 model).

although obviously bracket raced, the car was never altered except for the hood. The wheel houses, wheel opening lips, etc. were NOT cut, trunk pan, firewall, or inner fenders are factory and NOT cut or altered.

It has one repaint...they didn't do the best job and it needs paint again to be really nice.

The Interior is original and has only a coupe small tears in the driver's seat...and the carpet is a little worn...the rest is good.

I have the original build sheet, but no fender tag. I believe Galen Govier Tag Service will make a fender tag if you have the build sheet and title.

This car drives exceptionally well...it has a bit of noise coming from rear area when you let off on the gas...haven't looked at it at all...might be u-joint or may even be tires touching the front edge of the rear wheel opening as it is very close...the noise is very slight and I don't think it's anything major, but wanted to mention.

All the lights work, electrical systems all work. wipers, etc.

Very cool car as is but could be brought back to original factory condition very easily.

This car is a BLAST to drive!

No Reserve, Bid to win...but make sure you understand and can meet my payment terms.

I have a Clear SC title in hand.

If you have any questions, ask BEFORE you bid.

Good Luck on this Muscle Car Era Mopar!!! 

 

 


On Nov-18-13 at 13:12:59 PST, seller added the following information:

VIN# IS: VS29H3B******

 

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