1979 Plymouth Duster T-Top Pro-Street
Thanks Rob(and everybody else)..It truly is one of those cars that you have to see to appreciate! It is everything and then some that you see in the pics. Oh and by the way, I didn't build it..I did enhance it some,but the credit goes to the previous owner and his love of detail.
Not everybody is an F-body fan and I get that(I own a SuperStock 76 Roadrunner and several others:)),and even the color may not be the most desireable, but it does draw alot of attention at the shows because of its uniqueness and downright clean qualities. I will also ad that this car is not just a trailer queen..I drove it 15 miles from my house and raced it to a first place finish in the Mopar Street category in Colorado and it won best of Mopar Street show(semi-finals racing) last year in Boise. Its not a light car at 3600lbs (and not the fastest)but it will run consistent mid 12's in good air with the 360 and cruise all evening long around town after the races with no problem at all. :)
Thanks Rob(and everybody else)..It truly is one of those cars that you have to see to appreciate! It is everything and then some that you see in the pics. Oh and by the way, I didn't build it..I did enhance it some,but the credit goes to the previous owner and his love of detail.
Not everybody is an F-body fan and I get that(I own a SuperStock 76 Roadrunner and several others:)),and even the color may not be the most desireable, but it does draw alot of attention at the shows because of its uniqueness and downright clean qualities. I will also ad that this car is not just a trailer queen..I drove it 15 miles from my house and raced it to a first place finish in the Mopar Street category in Colorado and it won best of Mopar Street show(semi-finals racing) last year in Boise. Its not a light car at 3600lbs (and not the fastest)but it will run consistent mid 12's in good air with the 360 and cruise all evening long around town after the races with no problem at all. :)
