1965 Dodge Dart Wagon 170 Slant 6 3 Speed Manual Mopar Clear Title on 2040-cars
Sandy, Oregon, United States
1965 dodge dart wagon model 170. Has a 170 Slant 6, 3 speed manual transmission. Clear Idaho title VIN #2557191404. This is a running project, if you have any questions or want any more photos please feel free to call. It has been repainted and the clear coat is peeling. Previous repairs to rear quarters. All exterior lights work. Variable speed wipers are working. Heater works good, has factory A/C which is currently not working. The carburator has been replaced, good battery, fairly new shocks, new tune-up all components have been replaced. All doors, handles and windows are working. The seats and headliner have been reupholstered. It needs new tires. Factory A/M radio, not working. The weather stripping should be replaced. The cargo floor/cover in back is plywood and weathered. Has all the trim intact except for the trim around back window which is included but both pieces are bent. This is a very good and easy running project car. If interested we do have parts available. Please email or call us 503.668.7786 with any questions. Part number researched for description only as best as possible. You are responsible for ensuring it is correct for your application. Sold as-is, without warranty, No returns, please ask any questions before purchasing. Buyer is responsible for shipping. Please allow at least business 3 days after payment is received for item to be packed and shipped. The status of the part will then be updated in eBay when shipped. Thank you for your interest.... We look forward to getting you the part you need for your project. |
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