Posted By: DaveRS23
1971 Plymouth duster $40,000
Posted By: DaveRS23
Re: 1971 Plymouth duster $40,000 - 07/02/23 03:34 PM
Looks like a nice car. But that's a lot of money. Isn't it?
Posted By: larrymopar360
Re: 1971 Plymouth duster $40,000 - 07/02/23 04:28 PM
Very clean design especially under hood. I've never heard of a stroker 422. Never seen those wheels either. Sounds healthy and very lopey cam.
I don't know anymore about prices. $40k seems a little ambitious though.
I don't know anymore about prices. $40k seems a little ambitious though.
Posted By: B3422W5
Re: 1971 Plymouth duster $40,000 - 07/02/23 05:00 PM
Originally Posted by larrymopar360
Very clean design especially under hood. I've never heard of a stroker 422. Never seen those wheels either. Sounds healthy and very lopey cam.
I don't know anymore about prices. $40k seems a little ambitious though.
I don't know anymore about prices. $40k seems a little ambitious though.
422 is 60 over 340
I had a 422 W5 motor, X block that was 4.100 bore. Quite common actually. 416 = 30 over 4 inch crank, 422 = 60 over 4 inch crank
Posted By: topside
Re: 1971 Plymouth duster $40,000 - 07/02/23 05:06 PM
4.100 x 4.00, Weld drag racing wheels ($$), looks clean.
Several things not to my taste - not too hard to re-do - but he didn't build it for me, right ?
Several things not to my taste - not too hard to re-do - but he didn't build it for me, right ?
Posted By: larrymopar360
Re: 1971 Plymouth duster $40,000 - 07/02/23 05:10 PM
Originally Posted by B3422W5
Originally Posted by larrymopar360
Very clean design especially under hood. I've never heard of a stroker 422. Never seen those wheels either. Sounds healthy and very lopey cam.
I don't know anymore about prices. $40k seems a little ambitious though.
I don't know anymore about prices. $40k seems a little ambitious though.
422 is 60 over 340
I had a 422 W5 motor, X block that was 4.100 bore. Quite common actually. 416 = 30 over 4 inch crank, 422 = 60 over 4 inch crank
Posted By: RoadRunnerLuva
Re: 1971 Plymouth duster $40,000 - 07/02/23 06:00 PM
My 1972 Duster has a 418" cubic inch based 340..(.040) over, with an Eagle 4.00" forged crank. That silver Duster looks nice. Don't care for the aftermarket seats or steering wheel. His price is ambitious. I am getting ready to sell mine, it is a really nice car...and it's going to be way cheaper than this guy's car. Mine has a fully restored factory bucket seat interior.