1971 Plymouth Duster Demon Tribute

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Are you looking for a drag racing car?

This 1972 Dodge Dart Duster may be what you were looking for. If you are a Dodge fan then you already know how impressive a 440 engine can be at the track. Add a reliable 727 3-speed automatic transmission and 4.11 gear ratio and you have a winning combination.

Some prefer Mustangs, others prefer Camaros or Chevelles. But a true connoisseur of Chrysler engines knows that a 440 can easily defeat any Ford or Chevy engine. Anytime.

The awesome 440 cu in (7.2 L) engine produced from 1965 to 1978 had a gross power of 335 bhp at 4400 rpm (225 hp net). Not bad for a ‘stock’ engine right? Now imagine the power gains of an engine like that when properly modified. Fortunately, that’s exactly the case of this 1972 Dodge Dart Duster.

Opening the hood of this Dodge Dart is a real pleasure. You will find plenty of goodies already installed. Washable high-flow performance air filter. Competition exhaust headers. High energy MSD ignition system. High-performance spark plug wires. It even has a competition fuel pressure regulator installed.

However, such an incredible amount of power and torque would be worthless without proper traction. Fortunately, this 1972 Dodge Dart Duster comes ready with a set of Thompson drag tires, a 727 automatic transmission and a 4.11 differential.

As you enter the cabin you will notice a prominent pro-comp tachometer with quick-lite and a B&M shifter. The condition of the dashboard, upholstery, and headliner is fair at most but that is compensated by a great professional-grade seatbelt system.

Nobody wants to beat competitors on an ugly car. This 1972 Dodge Dart Duster has a great paint job with a classic combination of yellow with black stripes. The front grille is in good condition as well as the hood scoop. Add a dual-pipe exhaust system and the aggressive look of this “Demon” is complete.

Ready for a ¼ mile of fun? This 1972 Dodge Dart Duster won’t let you down.