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This Dodge Dart GT has a Factory crate 360 Magnum with 390 horse power and then when you add in the 150 shot of NOS, you get boosted up to 550 horsepower! The transmission has a shift kit and stall converter that is hooked up to a performer series driveshaft, and then hooked up to the 8 3/4 rear end with high tempered 355 gears. You don-t have to worry about body flex because this Dodge Dart GT has professionally installed frame connectors/rails and a body stabilizer kit. The black fiberglass hood really makes the gold paint pop, and if the color wasn-t loud enough then you will surely be noticed when you flip the electronic cutout out for the exhaust and go in to race mode.

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If you like the Muscle Car Era but don't want to spend an arm and a leg for some weekend fun, this 1973 Duster is worth taking a look at! Painted in Blue with matte black and a custom fiberglass hood, you're going to love the set up on this all American Mopar classic. The 440 CID V8 engine with Edelbrock heads, roller rockers, aluminum intake and 4bbl carburetor will rock your socks off and you'll hear this Plymouth coming too thanks to the 3' exhaust headers feeding dual flowmaster mufflers. A 3-speed shiftable 727 automatic transmission rips this Duster down the road through a Dana 60 rear end geared 3. 54. Hop inside and you'll be greeted by Black vinyl bucket seating, full gauge set with Classic Instruments and a tilt steering wheel. Looks, street cred and GO! This...

The Dart had a long production run from 1960-1976. This fourth generation Dart ran from 1967-1976. Sold in many variations including two-door, four-door, and convertible models. Engine options ran from a slant-6 to V-8 Hemi. By 1973 the Dart had been restyled with a revised front end and upgraded rear taillights. The 1970's Dodge Dart has long been a favorite muscle car with Mopar enthusiasts. This 1973 Dodge Dart Sport is painted in Lime Green accented with a black fiberglass scooped hood. Black racing stripes, bumpers, and rear spoiler are great additions to this Darts sporty good looks. Finished off with...

According to the title the current owner obtained this Duster about 7 years ago and has maintained it since. Walking around this piece of Mopar history one should notice the metallic blue paint offset with painted on hood decals. Adding to the curb appeal are 340 hockey stripes that are stickers, hood scoops, chrome bumpers, chrome mirrors/handles, black spoiler, dual exhaust, Duster badging, and 15' chrome wheels wrapped in white letter radial tires. Jumping into the driver's seat one should notice the two-toned blue cloth with black vinyl bench seating. Additionally, Hurst pistol grip shifter on the floor, GT Grant steering wheel, AutoMeter Sport-Comp gauges, aftermarket stereo system, and even seat belts. This '74 gives a mix of V8 performance with a touch of modern comfort driving amenities. Options include R134a air conditioning, power steering, and power brakes with front disc. Powering this beast is a small block...

The car's vibrant exterior is complemented by a contrasting white interior, offering a classic and timeless aesthetic that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, this Duster is powered by a robust 340 CID V8 engine, paired with an automatic transmission, delivering the kind of performance that made this model a legend in its time. Inside, the car is equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. An AM/FM radio provides entertainment options for your journeys, while the vinyl interior adds a touch of retro charm to the cabin. Safety is addressed with the inclusion of seatbelts, ensuring peace of mind during your travels. The power steering feature allows for easier handling and maneuverability, making this classic car a pleasure to drive. Adding to its appeal, this Plymouth Duster...