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Dodge Demon Sizzler
Year: 1971
When it was introduced in 1971, Dodge Demon was intended as badge-engineered Plymouth Duster that would slot in the Dodge Dart lineup. Religious zealots quickly jumped at the first mention of its name and Demon nameplate was killed off the following year (although the car itself would continue on until 1976 as Dart Sport). Before all that happened, however, there was the mid-year spring package for the Demon, called Sizzler. Sizzler offered 14 optional pieces, 6 of which were “no charge” options including the unique blacked out hood, rallye wheels, side tape stripes and rear deck panel tape treatment from Demon 340, and color-keyed grille collar. Standard engines were either 198ci slant six or 318 ci V8, while 225ci slant six was optional.
Dodge Demon Sizzler
Year: 1971
When it was introduced in 1971, Dodge Demon was intended as badge-engineered Plymouth Duster that would slot in the Dodge Dart lineup. Religious zealots quickly jumped at the first mention of its name and Demon nameplate was killed off the following year (although the car itself would continue on until 1976 as Dart Sport). Before all that happened, however, there was the mid-year spring package for the Demon, called Sizzler. Sizzler offered 14 optional pieces, 6 of which were “no charge” options including the unique blacked out hood, rallye wheels, side tape stripes and rear deck panel tape treatment from Demon 340, and color-keyed grille collar. Standard engines were either 198ci slant six or 318 ci V8, while 225ci slant six was optional.