1970 Plymouth Duster on 2040-cars
Ingalls, Indiana, United States
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1970 Plymouth Duster in excellent condition its original dark burnt orange paint with black interior.It had a complete body up restoration in 2008.Everything has been gone through from bumper to bumper. A lot of time and money was spent on the resto to make this car right. All done by a professional body shop and mechanic. And upgraded by me a certified ASE mechanic. It is also a numbers matching car. It has the original numbers matching motor and transmission. The car is highly detailed. Everything is here,everything works as it should and it is rock solid and drives and stops perfect. No shakes,shimmys, or noises anywhere.It drives straight and stops straight.The front end has just been realigned. There are no leaks anywhere.Motor is a 340 four barrel 10.5 to 1compression rebuilt to factory specs with a new Edelbrock carb,i have the original to go with the car.It has headers and new Flowmaster Road Runner exhaust hooked up to them. New glass and more.The Trans is also rebuilt backed up by a new third member Mopar 3.23 posi rear end.The interior is all new Legendary products with the dash being sent out to have all the factory guages rebuilt and have the dash recrhomed.Everything works down to the door buzzer when the keys are left in the ignition.
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