1976 Plymouth Duster

Coupe

Slant 6

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

1976 Plymouth Duster No Reserve Up for bid is my 1976 Duster, I bought this from a friend who needed some quick money; she is a bit too new for my taste in Mopars, so I've decided to sell her. She has a very solid, straight body, except for the passenger door has rusted at the bottom. Perhaps water is trapped in that door? There is a touch of rust on the driver rear corner, a spot just below the taillamp. Also, there is a hole on the bottom passenger front fender, in between the door and wheel well.Otherwise, she appears very solid and straight, and it looks like the original paint. The interior is fair, the seats are useable, please refer to the photos. The headliner is poor, as are the door panels and dash. The speedometer and gauge panel is not hooked up, I'm not sure why. The floors are okay, there are two small patches in the rear floor (about the size of a cigarette pack) and someone painted the floors blue. The trunk is solid, and features the same blue paint. The car does run and yard drive. She will need some work before she's roadworthy. It looks as though she's not been off the road too long. She will need some tires, one goes flat within a day. She will need to be towed. She is a slant 6, automatic, with factory air, although the dash components are missing for the air conditioning. I am offering the car at no reserve, so please bid responsibly. Please ask any questions, I will answer best I can. I am in middle Georgia, just above Macon. I reserve the right to end the auction early, as I've got the car for sale locally. She will be sold with a notarized bill of sale only, as Georgia does not issue titles for cars this old. I am not a dealer, I just love old Mopars, mainly 1957-1962. Thanks for looking. On Jun-12-13 at 12:13:06 PDT, seller added the following information:I spent a few minutes with her this afternoon, and got her running. She sounds good, and I drove her around the yard. The brakes are working, the transmission shifter is tight, but the transmission seems to shift okay. I am using an auxiliary gas tank, I'm not sure the contents of the original.I would not recommend driving her on the road without further inspection. Again, she runs and yard drives. Enjoy! New update!This is a re-list, now a three day auction. The "buyer" flaked out-- after talking with him and making preparations for him to ship the car for a week, he finally left an email saying he couldn't buy the car. Please bid responsibly, thank you. On Jun-26-13 at 15:21:45 PDT, seller added the following information: Thank you for all the interest. I might be able to deliver the car to you this Saturday (June 29) within a few hours of Macon Ga for gas plus expenses, just let me know and I can calculate how much.Thanks again.On Jun-27-13 at 11:43:01 PDT, seller added the following information: Just a note, the previous high bidder just contacted me and he had placed his bid by mistake and we cancelled.I just wanted all interested to know why it was retracted. Thank you and good luck!