1970 Dodge Dart Base Hardtop 2-door 3.7l on 2040-cars
Roslindale, Massachusetts, United States
1970 Dodge Dart Swinger, 80k on original 225 slant 6, 904 auto with 7 1/4 rear.
Manual steering, 4 wheel drum brakes with power assist. Other than the aftermarket wheels, CD player and power assist for the brakes the car is original. Has some of the typical Dart rust issues. Driver side seems to be the worse with front lower fender, front rocker and rear 1/4. All electrics work, light, gauges, horn and wipers. Does need a tune up as it sat all winter and runs rough when warmed up. It currently registered and was driving until the first snow of this winter. Interior needs work, dash pad has some cracks front seat new new covering. Head liner is good except for one spot where the seam stitching let go. Has lots of paper work with the car including the original sales paperwork and receipt from the original owner trading in her '64 Ford Falcon. Buy it now gets you an A-Body 8 3/4 with shock plates just need the U-bolts. Rear is currently apart for a rebuild /rear disc brake conversion (center chuck still together 721 case non-posi). If you want the car and don't live in Mass YOU make the arrangements to get it. I will help out how I can but it falls on your shoulders. |
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