Fuzz
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Base model 1972 Plymouth Duster with a 7.25 rear /6 and 904 transmission. Runs and drives but I've only ever driven it around the block. Great project car with a solid/ rust free body (bar non structural bubbling on the lower driver door.) and comes with a bunch of extra parts to convert it to a 340/727.
Cons:
Interior is not pretty but everything is there.
Both benches could use reupholstering.
Will likely need new battery.
Front windshield is hazy around the edges.
Rear driver tire has a hole and leaks air over time.
Pros:
Comes with a 340 and 727 out of a 1973 Challenger, freshly rebuilt to stock specs with a .6 overbore, chrome valve covers, chrome oil pan, used front bumper (was missing when bought).
Comes with separate 1967 B body 8 3/4 rear end (wheel to wheel) with unknown gears.
20 footer Plum Crazy paint job.
Garage kept.
It's my fun car but I just can't justify the amount of money I spend on it as a full time college student.
Asking $ 7.5k obo, located in Oviedo, Florida, 32765.
Will add more pictures as I can!
Cons:
Interior is not pretty but everything is there.
Both benches could use reupholstering.
Will likely need new battery.
Front windshield is hazy around the edges.
Rear driver tire has a hole and leaks air over time.
Pros:
Comes with a 340 and 727 out of a 1973 Challenger, freshly rebuilt to stock specs with a .6 overbore, chrome valve covers, chrome oil pan, used front bumper (was missing when bought).
Comes with separate 1967 B body 8 3/4 rear end (wheel to wheel) with unknown gears.
20 footer Plum Crazy paint job.
Garage kept.
It's my fun car but I just can't justify the amount of money I spend on it as a full time college student.
Asking $ 7.5k obo, located in Oviedo, Florida, 32765.
Will add more pictures as I can!
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