1971 Plymouth Duster 340 Mopar on 2040-cars
Santa Clarita, California, United States
Body Type:2 DOOR
Engine:340
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:REGULAR
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: PLUM CRAZY PURPLE
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Duster
Trim: CHROME ALL IN GREAT SHAPE
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): ALUMINUM BILLET HOLEY 750 CFM
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Mileage: 62,187
Exterior Color: bLACK-NEW
THIS CAR IS IN GREAT RUNNING CONDITION STARTS RIGHT UP VERY TIME. VERY FAST! HAS A WEIAND 7508 HIGH RISE MANIFOLD WITH A NEW HOLLEY ALUMINUM BILLET 750 CFM CARB. ALSO HAS A PURPLE CAM (474 LIFT) AND KEITH BLACK HIGH COMPRESSION PISTONS. SURE GRIP REAR END WITH NEW MICKEY THOMPSON RACESTER STREET SLICKS WITH LESS THAT 50 MILES ON THEM. HOOKER HEADERS AND NEW INTERIOR (FLLOR KIT AND SEATS ALL NEW. PAINT IS LESS THAN ONE YEAR OLD AND LOOKS AWESOME. NEW B & M SHIFT KIT AND NEW FLOWMATER SERIES 40 WITH PIPES TUCKED OVER REAR END AND YOU WON'T NOTICE THEM UNLESS YOU LOOK HARD. THIS IS A GREAT RUNNING MACHINE AND CAN BE USED AS A DAILY DRIVER AND SHOWS VERY WELL. LOTS OF MONEY INVESTED AND I HAVE ALL RECEIPTS FOR WORK DONE. COMES WITH A NEW HIGH TORGUE STARTER (WORKS FINE BUT WAS GOING TO UP-GRADE AND HAVE NOT YET. ALSO COMES WITH A NEW TRANSMISSION VALVE BODY. (WAS GOING TO UP-GRADE AND HAVE NOT DONE IT YET. ALONG WITH THE BODY COMES A NEW CHROME TRANSIMISSION DRAIN PAN WITH DRAIN PLUG (ORGINAL DRAIN PAN DOES NOT HAVE A DRAIN PLUG WHICH MAKES CHANGING THE FLUID NOT SO EASY). THIS CAR IS A STREET RACER AND IS READY TO DRIVE ....FAST.
***THIS CAR HAS ALWAYS BEEN GARAGED****
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