1969 Dart Gts 340 4 Speed 8.75 Numbers Matching Rebuilt 340 on 2040-cars
Port Orchard, Washington, United States
This is a very rare all numbers matching 340 4 speed GTS Dart. B7 blue interior, black bucket seat Console car. Black vinyl top and black butt stripe. 340 is rebuilt with over 3,000 spent from a local machine shop here in Washington, they tried to be nice and paint the motor, unfortunately they painted it 68 red not 69 blue. not a huge deal. Motor has not been broke in yet. the 4 speed has been checked and looks great. Car is basically complete but is all original and will need to be completely restored. perfect hood, perfect grill and headlight bezels. The car was purchased from the previous owner that had it since 1972, he kept it garaged but drove it daily. The car has some rust mostly in the drivers lower quarter from being driven in the NW, the rest of the rust is mostly on the surface from sitting. the original owner wanted to restore it in the early 90s, he took the car completely apart, stripped the paint and never touched it again... you know the story. Its not even close to being a rust bucket, but will need the typical Mopar rust repair. Im happy to take any pics you would like. Lots and lots of good parts come with the car, too much to list. Original front sway bar, front and rear torque boxes, Am/Fm thumbwheel radio... not a ton of options but one badass street brawler. Feel free to call with questons 3604718173 car is for sale locally and probably wont last long, dont miss one of the best A bodies ever made! Car is sold as is, where is, with no exceptions.
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