1970 Plymouth Duster 340 4 Speed Tx9 Black/numbers Matching on 2040-cars
Rochester, Minnesota, United States
Engine:340
Body Type:Fastback
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Plymouth
Interior Color: Black
Model: Duster
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: TX9 Black
Drive Type: 4 Speed
Mileage: 33,000
1970 Plymouth Duster 340/4 speed numbers matching original TX9 Black with TX9 stripes.I bought this car a few months back thinking it would be my next and last restoration project.What I liked about the car is that is was a mostly unmolested original car still wearing it's original rare black paint.Needing restoration of course,but it almost all there.Well a business deal has come up so I'm thinking the car should go.I'll be listing the car only this one time.Enough of that,back to the car.As stated earlier it is an original numbers matching 340 4 speed.Factory rallye dash with tach.TX9 black interior with bench seat and center fold down arm rest.Car is mostly disassebled with parts being bagged and tagged.Motor is still together with the exception of the carb being removed(original/correct number) and the exhaust manifolds(missing,must have had headers at one time)and the front timing chain cover and water pump removed.Transmission is complete but dissassembled.Gears and internals look like new and only needs to be reaseembled. 3:23 rear differental still showing orignal assembly line markings.This is a tell tail sign of how clean the bottom of this car is.Original factory undercoated car also.Factory power steering along with manual front disc brakes.Original fender tag and partial build sheet.I removed the vin tag from the steel frame dash to have the frame painted.It will need the spare tire well replaced all well as some 1/4 panel work.The rest of the trunk floor and extenions look fine.The main floor board,frame rails and inner fenders are near perfect.The front fenders have some rust the lower dog legs.Comes with the original trunk lid along with a replacement as shown in the pictures.Someone tried breaking into the trunk years ago and bent up the original along with the tailpanel.I could go on and on.Take a look at the pictures and email me with any questions.I have a lot of NOS parts available to the winning bidder if interested but not included in this auction.NOS shocks,compete NOS front end ball joint,idler,pitman,grille,headlight bezels,NOS roof rail and door weatherstrips,etc,etc.Winning bidder must make 500.00 Paypal deposit within 48 hours of end of auction,and full payment within 30 days.I can stored the car for 30-60 days if needed.Good luck
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