Plymouth made only slight changes to the Duster for '71, mainly the Valiant badges were permanently removed and even the Plymouth logo was taken ... inline-six-powered Feather Duster.

In 1970, Plymouth ... Space Duster with a fold-down rear seat and security panel combo. The latter increased the cargo room to 50 cubic feet. But I'm actually here to talk about the Feather ...

What we do know is that Thomas Bertsch, interior stylist at Plymouth, penned the final logo. The image was ... editions included the lightweight “Feather Duster” the “Space Duster” with ...

Here are five of them. No, this is not a stick with a bunch of feathers attached to it, but a limited edition Duster that Plymouth built in 1976. It wears a "feather" badge because it's lighter ...

It was replaced by the Plymouth Volare. The Plymouth Duster logo is one of the most recognizable logos in car history. The tornado with eyes is the logo. It is known that the Duster was going to ...

Although it was sold for only seven model years, the life of the Plymouth Duster spans the ... buyers were much more interested in the Feather Duster package, which featured the base 100-hp ...

They started with the popular Plymouth Duster model with the pop-out rear quarter windows and created what they called a “Feather Duster.” By stripping down a regular two-door Duster ...

The '76 Feather Duster is a product of Chrysler's efforts to create a high-performance, fuel-economic car during a time in America when fuel had never been scarcer. The Duster was in its seventh ...

During the early 1970s, Chrysler took the very successful Plymouth Valiant ... standard equipment. Many Duster variations were spun off, including the gas-saving Feather Duster, the folding ...