1971 Plymouth Duster 340

Great kit and even greater car. It has the white or black 340 stripe options, as well as the dart sport hood center twister decal. You will have to fill 2 small holes on the trunk if you plan on not using the spoiler, and drill 8 holes in the hood if you use the scoops, the only other option is the intake. It has the stock 340 intake or a 6 pack intake which a 71 duster 340 didn't come with from the factory. If I'm not mistaken the 6 pack was a dodge only thing

Overall this is a very nice, fairly detailed kit. I especially appreciate the engine details. The major issue was some fit issues especially wrt the clear glass pieces. The side windows didn't fit once you matted the chassis/tub to the body. I just left them out - it was easier and they really weren't needed. A bigger issue was the windshield. There are locating pins - which is nice - but the plastic on the bottom of the windshield was so thick that I had to take the tub apart and redo it with the dash lower to make it fit. Even then the front suspension sat too low - I had to heat it and bend it up a bit. Even after doing that it still rides a bit high in the front. If I had it to do over I would trim that piece off of the windshield. Still, these are pretty nit-picky in an overall good, nice looking kit.

This was a nostalgia build for me. My late grandfather owned a Duster when I was a kid. This was a really nice kit. The car went together good. The only issue I had was the rear side windows. I couldnt figure out if they went in the body or supposed to set flush on the window frame. Mine ended up a little further back than I wanted. Try to watch that. The six pack engine looks fantastic under the hood. Really enjoyed this build. My grandfather would be proud.