1978 Plymouth Volare A43 Petty Kit Car Blue V8 Automatic 1 of 247

Condition:	Used
Make:	Plymouth
Model:	Volare
SubModel:	A43 Petty Kit Car
Type:	N/A
Trim:	A43 Petty Kit Car
Year:	1978
VIN:	HL29L8B325097
Color:	Blue
Engine:	8
Fuel:	N/A
Transmission:	Auto
Drive type:	N/A
Interior color:	Blue
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Milledgeville, Georgia, United States

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Description of 1978 Plymouth Volare A43 Petty Kit Car

Tweaked 360 Police Interceptor V 8 Engine
4 BBL carburetor
2 DR Special Coupe
A43 “Street Kit Car Package” (not to be confused with a kit car) included:
• Wheel Flares
• Front and rear spoilers
• Side window louvers
• #43 Door and Roof Decals (which were delivered in the trunk to be added by dealer)
• Special two-tone blue paint
• Power Brakes
• Power Steering
• Automatic 727 Transmission
• Quarter Window Louvers
• Police Suspension
• Side Exhaust
• Four Faux Hood Pins
• 15”/8” Wide Wheels with Matching Spare
• AM/8 Track
• Adjustable Rear Spoiler
• Front Air Dam
• Window Clips
This is a highly prized vehicle for the Mopar collector. Rare Car. This one is in excellent condition.
1 of only 247 of these were offered with the A43 Petty Racing Package. This is a True A43 car documented by fender tag.
The Petty Kit Car was more than just good looks. It was fitted with a heavy duty suspension, factory installed sway bar, special 15X8 wheels with negative offset and chrome lug nuts. Dress up items included windshield locks and hood pins, front air dam, quarter window louvers, deck lid spoiler and wheel flairs which helped keep the larger tires inside the bodywork.
Also available only in 1978, was the A43 “Street Kit Car” package. The Street Kit Car package was Chrysler’s attempt at capitalizing on Richard Petty’s racing efforts. The package included wheel flares, front and rear spoilers, side window louvers, #43 door and roof decals (which were delivered in the trunk to be added by the dealer), special two-tone blue paint (for Plymouth) or red paint (for Dodge), and various stripes to try and make the car look like a race car. Power brakes, steering, and automatic transmission were required additional options with the Street Kit Car package. Unfortunately for Chrysler, Richard Petty jumped ship and began racing GM cars by the time the Street Kit Car package became available, resulting in very few being sold. Highly prized by MOPAR collectors, only 247 Volare Street Kit Cars and 145 Aspen Street Kit Cars were built.