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Did the 1976 Plymouth duster 360 have catalytic converters on it?
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∙ 13y ago
NO...the '76 Duster's 360-cubic-inch engine (option code E58) was equipped with dual exhausts, an Air Injection Reactor (AIR) pump, and no catalytic converters.
It was a "49 state" option, meaning that it was not offered for sale in California.
Also, the 318 cubic inch V8 was available in all '76 Mopar A-Bodies (Valiant, Duster, Dart, Dart Sport) optionally with an AIR pump and a "conventional" (non-catalyst) exhaust system...again, this was a "49 state" option that was not available in California.
We had one that we ordered new in '76...it looked like a "Gold Duster," but it sounded like the Bluesmobile!
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