The formula hit hard—muscle car aggression without the insurance nightmare. By 1971, the Duster 340 had evolved into a pure street predator, marrying Chrysler’s high-revving small-block with ...

The 1970 Plymouth Duster 340 posted quarter-mile times that rivaled the Camaro Z/28 and Mustang Mach 1, yet sold for under $2,800 at the dealer. The 340 cubic-inch small-block engine's ...

We'd plug this into a '71 Duster with some outrageous balonies, a 340 stripe with 410 printed on it, and drive it no-hood style everywhere. And we could, too, because unlike some of our engines that ...

The Plymouth Duster 340 packed big-block attitude into a compact body, and that mix of performance and value has turned it into one of the most closely watched Mopar collectibles. Understanding ...

In late 1959, Plymouth joined the emerging compact car market with the Valiant. By 1971, Plymouth had introduced three more vehicles using the same A-body underpinnings. The more iconic Barracuda ...