1973 Plymouth Duster 340 Sunroof 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Mandeville, Louisiana, United States
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This is a 1973 Plymouth Duster 340 4 speed car. It is not matching numbers. It currently has a 340 in and I put the 4 speed in a few years ago. I bought it with an automatic but had the 4 speed pedals still in the car. I just had the car rewired with Ron Francis wiring kit. Holley Street Avenger and old school Strip Dominator on the car now. Brand new Powermaster alternator(no ameter any more).Engine has Mopar valve cover and air cleaner. I do have 73 intake and exhaust manifolds, valve covers and air cleaner that can be purchased separately. The car runs and drives very well. Stout motor. All work to motor was done prior to my purchase so I do not know about internals(definitely not stock). Runs cold in traffic. Speedometer recently started making a ton of noise and bounces. New cable so probably just needs new speedometer. All gauges are working except fuel. Think sending unit is bad because everything else in the wiring is new. Interior is in excellent shape. Car had a ton of options from the factory i.e. power antennae, remote trunk release, sunroof, spacesaver fold down seat, map light, etc. They are in car but not hooked up. I believe the original color to be a medium blue metallic. Appears might be a B3 color but not positive. No build sheet or fender tag. Last two owners were not helpful in tracking down the tag.
I have tons of money in this car and I am taking a bath on it. It is a 20 footer on the paint. Has some rust bubbles on quarters and few other places. Was a Ziebart undercoated car which probably saved it from being worse. Best of luck! If the car does not sell, I will be bringing it to the New Orleans Mopar Show next month. |
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