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Noisey rocker gear?
NorkiddExo 5 months ago
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I have a 1972 Gold Duster and am having trouble finding a couple of the side chrome trim pieces that run up the side of the car. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
macrob66 6 months ago
This is exactly how mine used to sound......On the first start of the day.....You pushed the pedal down to the floor once..........Then started and it raced for about 3 minutes, then kicked it down to idol
Italman45 9 months ago
yé po plus parce que tu'l montre icitte!
danyel19090 11 months ago
oo needs a typerwriter adjustment. Like a common easy fix.
radiotubes 1 year ago
How are these 225's on fuel?
Vintagesansui800 1 year ago
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I have got a very good hint for you to keeping the nice old Engine in good shape with todays ultra dry eco fuels: Use 1:100 API TC two stroke oil / fuel mix as regular driving fuel, that keeps the old fuel-system gaskets, rubber parts, alloy parts etc... and cast iron metal surfaces of those vintage engines in excellent shape...and it also lubricates the valves and upper piston regions. Most Porsche vintage owners in Germany do so :) Also keeps carbs and tank clean and rustfree
Pnoerre 1 year ago
nice duster!, where did you find it?
gncamaro1991 1 year ago
What a Great Car Enjoy it.
TL250Rider 1 year ago
are u sure thats not a 1970 duster ? i dont think they had that color in 1972
nugget4204206 1 year ago
Nice car! I used to have one that my dad sold to me in 1977 when I needed my first car. His had 100,000 miles on I bought it for 400 dollars. I think what Slant6SuperSix was alluding to was the lifters being noisy. They should quiet down when the engines warms up. That engine should purr like a kitten
jrssjdca 2 years ago
sounds just like my 73 Slant Six Duster.
i love mine and i dont ever want to get rid of it. classic muscle car styling with not too bad of gas mileage.....best of both worlds!
metalmaker43 2 years ago
what was the size of this engine? was it the 198 or is it the 225? it cant be a 225 cuz i dont see the 225 badge painted on the air filter cover
Wizardsquadron 2 years ago
@Wizardsquadron
I had a 1973 Plymouth Duster Slant Six and there was no 225 badge painted on the air filter cover so you may be mistaken...
newmark2020 1 year ago
I miss my duster 73!!!! MOPAR OR NO CAR XD
dioses69 2 years ago
The engine was warming up, sounds just like it should. Single barrel carb, correct? The fuel line curving to the side gave it away. God I miss my '68 Valiant
valiant1968 3 years ago
that is the distinctive purr of a slant six!!!!!
mythicky 3 years ago 2
it doesn't sound right. is there something wrong with it
Slant6SuperSix 3 years ago
What are you talking about? Read the other comments below. Either you need to turn the volume down on your speakers or you need a fresh Sound card. This car ran and drove nicely.
LoweredNJuiced 3 years ago
@Slant6SuperSix hey i think its the valves, they always did that on the slant six.
gncamaro1991 1 year ago
nice car check out mine its a slant six too
DUSTER888 3 years ago
sweeeeeet....i have a 70 duster with the slant...only 49,000 original on...perfect running car....and they last forever.
BigJesse420420 3 years ago
I had a 1976 Gold Duster.. I loved the car, but it was bad in the snow - and it rusted really bad.. so we had to get rid of it...
I still, to this day, miss my Duster.. :(
getoutofmyway01 3 years ago
Nice Gold Duster, sounds like it runs perfect :o) I've got a '71 Dodge Dart Swinger Special with a stock 225 Slant 6. "Long live the Leaning Tower Of Power"!
96silverado 3 years ago 2