1967 Dodge Dart Gt Convertible 2-door 5.2l on 2040-cars
Staten Island, New York, United States
Original 1967 Dodge Dart GT Convertible. Unmolested car. Original motor was re-built and beefed up a little bit - nothing crazy. Has a mild cam, new carb, bored engine. Not sure of the specifics. Car runs, drives, and stops perfect. Plenty of power. No smoke, no rattles, no knocking. Transmission shifts perfect. Front end in pretty good shape, although will need strut bar bushings and lower control arm bushings are starting to get brittle. Car is all original except for the four tires, rims, and radio. Minor rust in the quarters and rockers - but, easy fix. Has some paint bubbles on outside of door. Floors and trunk are good as you can see in the pictures. Top is still doable but will eventually need to be changed. Seats are original without any tears or rips. Door panels are perfect, dash is perfect. Has rear air shocks. Can drive this car home with no problem. This is a very valuable up and coming car. Ask any questions three 4 7, two 1 seven + five 9 six and one. Good luck bidding!
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