1971 Plymouth Duster 340. The black interior goes nicely with all the black accent of the exterior. The door panels, dash, and carpeting all have the look and feel of quality. Plus, the high-back bucket seats are taut and comfortable. There are some cool classic-style details added, like the Pioneer cassette player and Make Wave auxiliary gauges. Plus, this has all the right driver features, like Mopar's Tuff sports steering wheel, an upgraded column-mounted tach, and the iconic pistol-grip shifter. The deep purple has a nice radiance in the sunshine. Plus, these Duster 340s had one of the best accenting packages around with the blackout hood, blackout rear panel, and full length side stripe that highlights the curve in the profile. Even the line around the side windows is painted black. Those twin hood scoops lead the way. The bold orange motor really stands out against all the exterior-matching purple in the engine bay. This was born a Duster 340, and so it's great to have an era-correct block that looks correct, right down to the callout on the air topper. The dual exhaust makes that sweet sound you expect out of the big motor Duster, and the four-speed manual gives you full control of this muscle car soundtrack.