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Parading around the street with your car with 30 or more year's history behind makes driving with sense one can never decipher. Somehow, the knowledge that you are driving a 30 year-old car is fulfilling and makes one proud because after all those years of bringing the car to different events and functions, you can still got the chance to drive around with drivable condition still evident. Take for instance, muscle car, Plymouth Duster. When it was rolled off into the showroom as debuting year in 1970, it had provided a tremendous impact into other contenders. Plymouth Duster muscle cars have taken well its time to dominate the muscle car industry. And why wouldn't they be intimidated? With it's styling alone, Plymouth Duster cars speak already of sheer triumph of quality. In 1970's, Plymouth Duster was much celebrated with its curvy exterior styling and rounded fastback appearance for the rear. Plymouth Duster engines were available from two slant 6-cylinder engines to a 318 V8 or 275-bhp 340 V8.