1973 Plymouth Duster 340 4 Speed Project Power Disc Brakes, Posi Rear on 2040-cars
Salem, Virginia, United States
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1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 340 4-SPEED MUSCLE CAR PROJECT For sale is this rare & real classic muscle car stuck in 1981. It was last driven in the early 80s when the motor was pulled to get a rebuild that never happened. You must supply the motor but it comes with just about everything you need including the 4 speed & posi rear end. It was built/ordered? to be a drag car: check out the many extra rear leaf springs, the power front disc brakes, front sway bars & manual steering! The old gauges, 8 track player & faded period paint job show the era the car last lived in. I just bought the car so know very little about its history but its obvious it had an interesting life & has been waiting a long time for someone to get around to a full restoration. I did carefully check the undercarriage, as the photos show, while it was on my rollback & the frame IS solid. The floors are all good except for behind the drivers seat. The trunk floor is very good. It will need a trunk lid, the hood looks good, the fenders may be salvageable, doors & hinge areas are fine but it will need lower quarters. The doors open & close with no flop & there is no twist or droop from a swiss cheese frame. The dual exhaust appears to be factory down to the factory tips, clamps & brackets. The black interior is complete with a clean gauge cluster that shows a recently flipped odometer. The dash board is in pretty good shape: even the carpet shows little wear. All the glass is good with no chips, cracks or fog. Bidding starts at a fair price considering the 4 speed trans, rare posi rear end, power disc brakes, factory exhaust tips & rally wheels not to mention the clear title. There is no reserve & no buy it now price so any bids are going to be from REAL bidders interesting in owning this RARE car. It wont end until the last bid is made so please dont make offers. If you do bid please follow thru & complete the sale & be certain of what you are buying BEFORE bidding. If you wish to know more please email your questions. If you wish to see the car in person simply email me. A non-refundable deposit of ONLY $100 is required from the winning bidder, due via PayPal within 24 hours after the auction ends. (this proves you are fully committed to completing this transaction). No trades. Full payment is due within 7 days of auction end via cash in person, bank-to-bank or wire transfer, or certified bank check (drawn on a major US bank). Clear VA title is in hand and vehicle can be scheduled for buyer pickup by appointment at anytime after full payment is received and cleared. The car is located in Salem, VA. 24153, near Roanoke, VA at mile marker 128 off I81. We are happy to work with the buyer to arrange shipping. We realize the deal is not complete until you have the vehicle in your possession & we want that as badly as you do. Its only fair that once full payment is made that you should get your purchased item quickly. Rest assured we will do everything in our power to insure that happens as quickly & safely as possible. Once you decide on a carrier we work directly with your shipper to get the job done & report back to you just as quickly. Anything you need, we are here to serve. |
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