1973 Plymouth Duster 340 Matching Numbers 340 Car on 2040-cars
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States
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HERE IS A 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 340 MATCHING NUMBERS CAR. THIS CAR WAS LAST ON THE ROAD IN 1981 BY THE INSPECTION STICKER AND TAGS ON THE CAR. THE BODY IS AS YOU CAN SEE NEEDS A TOTAL RESTORATION. THE ENGINE IS COMPLETE WITH J HEADS HI PO EXHAUST MANIFOLDS AND ORIGINAL CARB BUT DOES NOT RUN. THE FRAME IS SOLID BUT FLOOR PANS ARE WEAK AND THE BOTTOM OF TRUNK PAN IS RUSTED OUT. THE TOP,THE DOORS ARE RUST FREE,THE QUARTER PANELS ARE GOOD BUT NEED LOWER PATCH PANELS. THE INTERIOR NEEDS THE FRONT SEAT COVERED BUT THE BACK SEAT LOOKS GOOD,DOOR PANELS LOOK OK,NEEDS A DASH PAD. I HAVE ALOT OF GOOD RUST FREE BODY PARTS THAT WILL GO WITH THE CAR,PICTURED IS A DRIVERS SIDE FENDER, DECK LID AND FRONT BUMPER, NOT PICTURED IS A GRILLE IN GREAT CONDITION. THE CENTER CAPS ON THIS CAR DO NOT GO BUT WILL BE REPLACED WITH A CORRECT SET. THIS CAR HAS A CLEAN SIGNED TITLE. THE CAR ALSO HAS THE FOLD DOWN REAR SEAT OPTION. THIS CAR IS RARE THAT IT IS A 340 CAR AND EVEN MORE RARER WITH THE MATCHING NUMBERS ENGINE. THE CAR IS SUPPOSED TO HAVE A POSI TRAC REAREND, GEAR UNKNOW. PLEASE EMAIL OR CALL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS AT 336-710-2625 ALSO CHECK OUT ALL MY OTHER AUCTIONS. I ALSO HAVE AVIABILE ANOTHER 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER WITH NEW FLOOR PANS TRUNK BOTTOM AND QUARTERS WITH TITLE FOR AND EXTRA $2000.00 IT IS A SIX CYLINDER CAR. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING..... YOU CAN EMAIL OR CALL ME AT 336-710-2625 WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR FOR OTHER MOPAR PARTS AND CARS. PLEASE CHECK OUT ALL MY OTHER AUCTIONS. THIS CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY AND CAN BE REMOVED FROM EBAY AT ANYTIME. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR LOOKING..... |
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