1969 Dodge Dart on 2040-cars
Rhinebeck, New York, United States
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For sale my '69 Dart. I am the third owner as the car was purchased new on 1-03-69 for $2,888.00, Southington, Ct. The engine was replaced with a rebuilt 340 three years ago with less then 3,000 miles. The transmission, exhaust from manifold back and brakes were all done at the same time then. The car has power steering and power drum brakes. The paint, moldings and glass are in good to very good condition. The car runs and shifts very strong. No leaks or issues as I just drove the car to a national car show in 90 degree heat on a 180 mile trip. The lugs all have been changed to be right hand threat, with Streeter 17' alum. mags on the 4 inch bolt pattern. Front tires are Kumho 225-45-zr17 and rear Kumho 255-50-zr17 with less then 1,000 miles on them. The car runs straight and stops on a dime. There is a am/fm/cd radio in the clove compartment. Car is always garage kept and primarily used for cruises and shows. Due to out of state relocation, I am going to have to let this go. The car does turn heads and many people comment that the Dart or the Duster was their very first car.I am open to all questions and have original certificate of title, bill of sale, owners manual and maintinance records for this vehicle. The original owner was born 1908 and had a car payment of $62.85 for 36 months. Some of the other options purchased with this vehicle were: undercoating, remote control mirror, fender mounted turn signals, bumber gaurds front and rear( I do have them, not mounted thou) and left and right head rest.
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