1974 Plymouth Duster Base 5.9l on 2040-cars
Mountain City, Tennessee, United States
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1974 duster, selling as a roller, no engine or transmission. The car was originally a 360/automatic car with white interior.Back halve with ladder bars and single adjustables, alterkation front suspension with qa1 double adjustables. 9" ford rear with a 4.11 gear, strange 35 spline axles and spool,mark Williams nodular center with aluminum pinion support, wildwood disc brakes both front and rear. 10 point mild steel cage with very nice sheetmetal work. Factory dash and door panels, all lights and signals work. Wired for nitrous, digiset timer and has a msd 6530 programmable box. It has a Mallory 250 gph fuel pump, Barry grant inline filter and braided fuel line. Setup for a small block and a powerglide. Has a front motor plate and two travel limiters. The car is all steel except the hood, weighs 3200lbs with 175lb driver. The car is street legal and works great. I have been 1.25 sixty foot and 5.50s in the 1/8th with a w5 small block. Wheels are brand new pro stars with m/t's on the front and well worn 315 drag radials on the rear. The car has had a 33x19.5 sportsman pro on the rear, so there's plenty of room with a different wheel. Fronts wheels are 15x3.5 and Rear wheels are 15x12 with 4.5 backspace. The car will have a turbo action cheetah shifter not shown in the pictures.No radiator, exhaust, driveshaft or battery. The paint is excellent with only a few small scratches, this is a proven show winning car and works great at the track. I will require a $500 no refundable deposit to my paypal account when purchased and balance paid upon pickup. I will not deliver, must be picked up. The car is listed for sale locally, so I reserve the right to end the auction early. Message my here with any questions, thank you. |
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