Love the sound of that exhaust system, it is the best sound ever. Looks like one of the Dusters I used to have except my exhaust had turn-downs under the front seats ,and man was it loud......but I loved it . Thanks for sharing your Duster with the amazing sounding exhaust tone!
No other vehicle sounds like a Mopar that is music to my ears i watched a duster 340 take on a chevelke 396 and smoke it more than once i love American muscle cars No other world wide auto manufacturers will ever be able to match that genre of American engineering ingenuity truly the greatest Era of automobile making
I had a 66 SS 396 that was a 402 ci displacement that ate most muscle cars for breakfast and lunch on the street. An L34 from the factory custom order with all of the goodies. Took on a 440 Roadrunner and a 427 Vet owned by a Police man. It's a lot up to the driver.
My dad gave me my grandfathers 1976 Dodge Dart swinger. It’s a Forrest green with a matching interior and at one point, it had a white vinyl roof on too. It’s only a slant six automatic though but I still love the car
Unique color, I like it. Will you also make a short video, so we can see it on the road? I've got a '72 Demon 340 in my all time favorite bright red and I love it. All these Dusters, Darts, Demons and Scamps deserve the spotlight :)
I had a 1970 340 Duster with 3 speed on the floor. It was a plain Jane with latterly no options. It ran like a scalded dog! No decals so it looked like 6 cylinder duster. It was fun!
Nice Mopar!!👍👊 I’ve had classic cars and muscle cars since 1988 when I was 16. Sold my last one in spring of 2019 when I bought a bigger house. I recently made a video on my channel in memory of it. My next one will probably be a Duster, 71 or 73 (don’t like the tail lights on the 72). Hopefully my finances will allow me to buy one in spring of 2023, I really miss the nostalgic feel of being behind the wheel of 60s and 70s power. 💪There is nothing like it.
Thanks man. I appreciate it. I wish u luck getting ur duster. And personally, I prefer the 73 duster over the 71 and 72. I don’t like the front on the 71 and 72 dusters. And I agree with you. I don’t like the tail lights on the 72’s either
My grandfather gave me a 1976 Dodge Dart swinger after he passed. Ha and my dad were supposed to work on it but he passed before they could do anything with it
The best/ most inexpensive way to remedy this, is to install a throttle-body electronic fuel injection system, which can be done in your garage on a weekend. Then taking it to a shop with a dynamometer to fine tune it, would maximize the engine's performance & efficiency potential. Too easy!
Well at least the steering column didn't rip completely out if the Firewall. I worked on way too many of those back in the day. Wouldn't be surprised if the Firewall is brazed on that one too.
There are time where we have to mess with the wiring in the steering column to get it to start. One minute it’s running beautifully, then we stop to get something to eat, come out and it won’t start. Such was the case at a Wendy’s. We eventually got it but it was very annoying
@austindraa8868 is it actually in the column, or corrosion in the junction block ?? I had a '73 Charger SE, half of everything in the junction block was fried and it started when it wanted to.
That's because you have to wake beasts up you don't just sit there with your little tuners and turn the key in it starts right away. You punks wouldn't even know how to start one even with about twenty cranks😉
@@joelhahn792 no problem. There’s one more short video of the duster on my channel. If you want, I could send you the link or you could go check it out for yourself. Entirely up to you
@@austindraa8868 Found it,thanks👍 I’ve got some serious lifelong mopar friends.The cars that they have kept for decades and accumulated since are just unbelievable. Cars truely create a magical connection that brings total strangers together. Have a good one Austin
@@joelhahn792 that’s the great thing about them. They bring people together that would otherwise never speak to each other. That’s what I’ve come to realize with this video. There are so many different people that have watched this video. So many have told me their stories about how they used to own one or one of their family members used to own one. Completely different people but with similar stories. And that what I love about the car community. We all have a story
a little cold blooded I never got tired of a Chrysler starter sound, trick I learned press the accelerator to the floor release it holds it down apox 1/4 or less and turn the key, now keeping it running till it got warm thats the fun
@@austindraa8868 I learned how to drive on a 70 my girl friends dad tweeked that 318 to the max nothing could beat it, I bought a 74 it had one drive belt no p/s, no air, 4 sp. duel exhaust beautiful blue with a white 340 style stripe drove it all over the NW till some idiot in a semi ran me over as a Plymouth man I still love the starter sound of a Chrysler my Newport made the same sound
Thanks man. I appreciate it. I wish I could say it was mine but it’s actually my stepdads. He’s had it for about 20 years. When he first got it, it was a beige color and it only had a slant six in it. But as you can see, with enough love and time he turned it into one hell of a car
@@austindraa8868 I'm not a man but you are very welcome. I had my 73 duster for 20 years as well it started life with beige paint as well with a 318 and a 7.25 out back. The gentleman that bought it from put a 340 in it with a sassy grass paint job and a 340 stripe. Now it's a 10 second stock appearing all out race sleeper with all the factory parts
@@taylorpinkney7253 I’m sorry about that. Thank you for correcting me but that’s actually very cool. I have a 1976 Dodge Dart swinger sitting up at my grandpas house. My dad had bought it in Missouri for $90 from a friend of his with the slant six knocking bad. He drove all the way from Missouri to Ohio and parked it at my grandpas place. My grandpa sold it to a friend, the friend put a brand new slant six in it( as new as you can get with a slant six anyways) and then he sold it back to my grandpa and it’s sat for 18 years. After my grandpa passed, my dad gave it to me. I wanna paint it sublime green with the swinger decals on the back and I wanna put a 68 barracuda hood scoop on it. I’d also like to either get a 383 or a 440 for it. That’s the plan anyways
Love the sound of that exhaust system, it is the best sound ever. Looks like one of the Dusters I used to have except my exhaust had turn-downs under the front seats ,and man was it loud......but I loved it . Thanks for sharing your Duster with the amazing sounding exhaust tone!
No other vehicle sounds like a Mopar that is music to my ears i watched a duster 340 take on a chevelke 396 and smoke it more than once i love American muscle cars No other world wide auto manufacturers will ever be able to match that genre of American engineering ingenuity truly the greatest Era of automobile making
Not the 375 hp version, it didn’t. Either that or a crapola driver.
I had a 66 SS 396 that was a 402 ci displacement that ate most muscle cars for breakfast and lunch on the street. An L34 from the factory custom order with all of the goodies. Took on a 440 Roadrunner and a 427 Vet owned by a Police man. It's a lot up to the driver.
@@Lucille69caddy well I did my 340 duster ate BBC chevelles for breakfast
@@taylorpinkney7253 Not the 375 horse version, you didn’t. Not with a skilled driver, anyway.
@@Lucille69caddy my 340 duster is a 10 second sleeper I laid plenty of 396 chevelles to rest
My first car back in 1978 was a '73 baby blue 340 Duster with partial white vinyl roof and 4 on the floor. Loved that car!
My dad gave me my grandfathers 1976 Dodge Dart swinger. It’s a Forrest green with a matching interior and at one point, it had a white vinyl roof on too. It’s only a slant six automatic though but I still love the car
The "partial" vinyl roof was what Plymouth called a canopy vinyl roof. They offered that, and a full vinyl roof.
Unique color, I like it. Will you also make a short video, so we can see it on the road? I've got a '72 Demon 340 in my all time favorite bright red and I love it. All these Dusters, Darts, Demons and Scamps deserve the spotlight :)
I’ve got other videos on my channel of it going down the road. Unfortunately, it’s from the inside but it’s still a decent video
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Haha amen! Picked myself up a 318 Scamp last year and I’ve already stroked it to 390. A bodies matter too!
Agreed 👍
I just brought one! 😊
Nothing like a Mopar waking up. Always a thunder. 😆 😈 😎👍
What's wrong? My '79 slant six starts with one pump and a touch of the key.
All those horses need to wake up. It takes time man
That' a really nice one. Sounds awesome. Love the color.
Thank you. Really appreciate it
Those 340 s have hurt a lot of big block Chevys & Fords feelings !!!!
Even fellow 383s and 440s!
I totally agree
I had a 1970 340 Duster with 3 speed on the floor. It was a plain Jane with latterly no options. It ran like a scalded dog! No decals so it looked like 6 cylinder duster. It was fun!
Latterly?
I bet your neighbors would love you if this was a daily driver and you got up for work before the chickens. Also bad ass car
Love the sound of that Mopar starter when you are cranking that car
I know right!!!
Yes, that is an awesome sound!
Congratulations. You are the first comment
Cool!
I bought a gear reduction starter for my Chevy because I loved that sound
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Nice Mopar!!👍👊 I’ve had classic cars and muscle cars since 1988 when I was 16. Sold my last one in spring of 2019 when I bought a bigger house. I recently made a video on my channel in memory of it. My next one will probably be a Duster, 71 or 73 (don’t like the tail lights on the 72). Hopefully my finances will allow me to buy one in spring of 2023, I really miss the nostalgic feel of being behind the wheel of 60s and 70s power. 💪There is nothing like it.
Thanks man. I appreciate it. I wish u luck getting ur duster. And personally, I prefer the 73 duster over the 71 and 72. I don’t like the front on the 71 and 72 dusters. And I agree with you. I don’t like the tail lights on the 72’s either
You can almost hear the raw fuel gurgling in the exhaust
Damn she sounds like my old Duster too a "T"! Same start up ritual!
Haha. Gotta love it
That's good instead of cooking the starter with like one or two big long 20 second cranks
My grandparents had a 1974 Plymouth Duster
Oh nice
My dad had a ‘70 duster I’m 17 now when I’m 18 I’m getting one
My grandfather gave me a 1976 Dodge Dart swinger after he passed. Ha and my dad were supposed to work on it but he passed before they could do anything with it
@@austindraa8868 take care of her. Those things are beauties.
@@victordoucet2469 yes sir
Bloody Awesome.... ALL cars should sound like that by law. 👍 🇬🇧
Thanks man. I appreciate it and I absolutely agree
The giant killer. 340
Yes sir
My first car was a 73 Duster and boy was it cold blooded.
Reminds me of my 71 demon 👿 canary yellow with black racing stripes I called it the big block killer 💯 Mopars 🔥💯
Dusters and demons were very nice looking cars. They are very inexpensive and available.
I could not stand a vehicle being this fussy to start, sorry!
The best/ most inexpensive way to remedy this, is to install a throttle-body electronic fuel injection system, which can be done in your garage on a weekend. Then taking it to a shop with a dynamometer to fine tune it, would maximize the engine's performance & efficiency potential.
Too easy!
Sweet mopar
Hey man can I use this video for my UA-cam channel. I will credit you
Sure. Send me the link when ur done
Thank you. I will
ua-cam.com/video/cXnyWln6XTA/v-deo.html there’s the vid
MOPAR NO.1 FOR LIFE....sounds like that Van halen song. Hft
Sounds great! What mufflers are you running? Sounds super choppy👍
Slow getting her gas.Nice car I wouldn't mine heaving it.
I’ve been trying to get that car since the day I met the guy. When I get the keys, I’ll let you know😂
Good thing your garage wasn't on fire.....
NICE CAR SOUNDS GOOD good
These cars need to be woken up not just turn n go
Thank you !
Idk what your thanking me for but your welcome. Lol
what color code is it?
Are you running super stock leaf springs and what size rear tire?
I have no clue. Lol. It’s my stepdads. I’m just the photographer😂
First car Gold Duster with partial vinyl roof. Problem was the AC caused the car to stall out on hot days. My last US car.
“Who is the bitch? Can I trust her? I took her outside to my Plymouth Duster.”
-Mac Dre
Try the 68 dart 426 hemi had one
that thing sounds great !! what cam are you running ? I have a 73 also 440/727/4:88
Honestly, I have no clue. It’s not mine. It’s my stepdads. As far as I know, all the internals are stock. It’s got headers and a bigger exhaust on it
I was wrong in my previous comment. He told me that it’s most likely a 557 manual cam
Good ole big block killer, beautiful looking and sounding car!
Thank you very much sir. Appreciate it
Sounds Great! Nothing beats cold start Mopar. Quest for 500 subs #nonamenationals
I 100% agree. Thank you for commenting. I appreciate it
Put in a high speed starter, cranking too slow!
you need a trickle charger for that high torque starter...
Hey man do you know what's the muffler on the duster?
MOPAR ! RAISE HELL .
I couldn’t agree more
She sounds ready to be spun up in anger
Need eletric fuel pump to feed that 650
Had the same car same colour. Just traded it in on a 69 Roadrunner with a 440
My stepdad traded his 69 road runner for the duster. Lol
GODDAMMIT!!! 😳😍👍🏻
What is the exhaust set up on this car sounds amazing
Thanks man. And honestly, I have no clue. It’s my stepdads. If I had to guess, it’s probably a flowmaster exhaust
@@austindraa8868 I don't think it's a Flowmaster, sounds too good.
@@MrHarleyoldfart it’s a 3” flowmaster exhaust with headers
@@austindraa8868 Ok, Thanks.
@@MrHarleyoldfart no problem man. Glad I could help
Well at least the steering column didn't rip completely out if the Firewall. I worked on way too many of those back in the day. Wouldn't be surprised if the Firewall is brazed on that one too.
There are time where we have to mess with the wiring in the steering column to get it to start. One minute it’s running beautifully, then we stop to get something to eat, come out and it won’t start. Such was the case at a Wendy’s. We eventually got it but it was very annoying
@austindraa8868 is it actually in the column, or corrosion in the junction block ?? I had a '73 Charger SE, half of everything in the junction block was fried and it started when it wanted to.
Horrible don't star
Didn’t your mother teach you that if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say it all. Well it applies here too
Cause I have 112 comments and 27 thousand likes the say other wise
That's because you have to wake beasts up you don't just sit there with your little tuners and turn the key in it starts right away.
You punks wouldn't even know how to start one even with about twenty cranks😉
What exhaust and cam are you running
It’s a 557 manual cam with a flow master exhaust and headers
When you say cold start, how damn cold was it.....it didn't want to start!!
It was the first start of the year. It started moderately quick after that
That not super cold but supersitting float bowl probably went dry and a whole lot more that was probably many months without being turned over.
Back it out…back it out….back it out.C mon…I want to see this thing.Luuuuv them Mopars👍
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Awesome!!! Thanks for the ride fellas👍
@@joelhahn792 no problem. There’s one more short video of the duster on my channel. If you want, I could send you the link or you could go check it out for yourself. Entirely up to you
@@austindraa8868 Found it,thanks👍 I’ve got some serious lifelong mopar friends.The cars that they have kept for decades and accumulated since are just unbelievable. Cars truely create a magical connection that brings total strangers together. Have a good one Austin
@@joelhahn792 that’s the great thing about them. They bring people together that would otherwise never speak to each other. That’s what I’ve come to realize with this video. There are so many different people that have watched this video. So many have told me their stories about how they used to own one or one of their family members used to own one. Completely different people but with similar stories. And that what I love about the car community. We all have a story
Nice car ......I would have to change the color......too plain
a little cold blooded I never got tired of a Chrysler starter sound, trick I learned press the accelerator to the floor release it holds it down apox 1/4 or less and turn the key, now keeping it running till it got warm thats the fun
I’ve had so many people comment that. Lol. But I can see the appeal. It’s like the lightning before the thunder
@@austindraa8868 I learned how to drive on a 70 my girl friends dad tweeked that 318 to the max nothing could beat it, I bought a 74 it had one drive belt no p/s, no air, 4 sp. duel exhaust beautiful blue with a white 340 style stripe drove it all over the NW till some idiot in a semi ran me over as a Plymouth man I still love the starter sound of a Chrysler my Newport made the same sound
@@thomasdearment3214 power steering and air conditioning are for wimps. Lol
@@austindraa8868 yes but a little challenging on parallel parking but over all you could feel the road going down the road
@@thomasdearment3214 🤣 that duster in the video doesn’t have power steering either. Weve had a few close calls to say the least
Beautiful in every way.
I couldn’t agree more
What size is the camshaft?
I believe it’s a 557 manual cam
Boy she sure sounds nice I’m gonna consider that cam in my 71 charger ,Thanks for the reply
@@abeneufeld9690 no problem. Glad I could help
You have beautiful car it's the exact same year as mine I absolutely love it
Thanks man. I appreciate it. I wish I could say it was mine but it’s actually my stepdads. He’s had it for about 20 years. When he first got it, it was a beige color and it only had a slant six in it. But as you can see, with enough love and time he turned it into one hell of a car
@@austindraa8868 I'm not a man but you are very welcome. I had my 73 duster for 20 years as well it started life with beige paint as well with a 318 and a 7.25 out back. The gentleman that bought it from put a 340 in it with a sassy grass paint job and a 340 stripe. Now it's a 10 second stock appearing all out race sleeper with all the factory parts
@@taylorpinkney7253 I’m sorry about that. Thank you for correcting me but that’s actually very cool. I have a 1976 Dodge Dart swinger sitting up at my grandpas house. My dad had bought it in Missouri for $90 from a friend of his with the slant six knocking bad. He drove all the way from Missouri to Ohio and parked it at my grandpas place. My grandpa sold it to a friend, the friend put a brand new slant six in it( as new as you can get with a slant six anyways) and then he sold it back to my grandpa and it’s sat for 18 years. After my grandpa passed, my dad gave it to me. I wanna paint it sublime green with the swinger decals on the back and I wanna put a 68 barracuda hood scoop on it. I’d also like to either get a 383 or a 440 for it. That’s the plan anyways
@@austindraa8868 it's not a problem. Wishing you the best on your project. You can find a 383 on ebay dirt cheap
@@taylorpinkney7253 thanks for the tip. I appreciate it
Mal carburado
suena como si