1973 Dodge Dart Swinger Big Block A Body Project on 2040-cars
Jerome, Idaho, United States
You are bidding on a 1973 Dodge Dart Swinger. This vehicle was an original 318 motor, but was pulled; A running 440 big block with around 40,000 miles was put in at the time. It has a 727 automatic transmission U joint Yoke style with a 7 3/4 and front disk brakes. Car has not been fired up since the motor swap. Engine bay has been painted as well as the bottom front frame. This car needs an exhaust system to run properly. Most of the trim, and dash parts are inside the car along with many other parts, also needs a drive shaft but if interested I can pick up one. Car is a hard top and is a root-beer brown. Car has very little rust and over all the body is straight has one very small dent. Front bumper and many other parts are included in the trunk. It is a project as the posting states. Title in hand. If you have any further questions, comments, or concerns feel free to message me. I am also interested in other muscle or mopar trades.
BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TRANSPORTING/PICKING UP VEHICLE! Drive shaft is now in trunk!!! |
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