1974 Plymouth Satellite - 85,000 Original Miles on 2040-cars
McLouth, Kansas, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:318
Drive Type: RWD
Make: Plymouth
Mileage: 85,000
Model: Satellite
Trim: Satellite
1974 Plymouth
Satellite Mechanics · Runs and drives great · Original 318 engine – 85,000 original miles · Original transmission and rear end · Fender tag intact · Front disk brakes/rear drum brakes · Power steering/Power brakes · New tie rod ends · Front end newly aligned · New front tires · Rear tires have around 10k miles Body · Chrysler Crush Orange · Daily driver – has some paint imperfections · No rust · Doors fit and operate great · Door lips and jambs are clean and solid · All original floor pans and trunk floor – no rust · Roadrunner bulge hood · Good glass all around Interior · Roadrunner steering wheel · Seatbelts front and back · Upholstery in good shape · All gauges work – speedometer jumps a bit at low speeds · Heat/defrost works · Great sounding AM/FM/CD player – four speakers · Roadrunner horn
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