1969 Dodge Dart Gts Mopar Muscle Magazine Real Deal!! on 2040-cars
Prescott, Wisconsin, United States
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Offered for your viewing and consideration this 1969 Dodge Dart GTS 2 door hardtop. According to Galen's Registry, this Dart is 1 of 2,623 340-4BBL automatics and as of April 2008, #15 of 29 in VIN sequence accounted for at the Los Angeles, California assembly plant. In speaking with Galen, he indicated that based on his knowledge this Dart with red on red and factory air conditioning is a rare combination.
There is approximately 900 miles on this COMPLETE ROTISSERIE restored West Coast Dart. Though not numbers matching, the ultimate goal of this restoration was to restore the car as accurately as possible to the way it rolled off the assembly line in 1969 via decoding the fender tag. This was accomplished using era correct parts as needed, NOS when available followed with reproduction parts when required. A great deal of research was conducted to depict true colors from the R6 exterior paint to the different shades of interior dyes. Correct metal finishes/paints were also applied to the lower A-arms and leaf springs, hinges, etc. along with correct body badging. MOPAR MUSCLE Magazine thought this Dart was nice enough and worthy of a featured article and photo shoot which appeared in the February, 2008 issue titled "I LUV LA, LA-POWERED, L.A. BUILT '69 GTS".
Some of the vendors used in this restoration includes CV Vacuum Platers, Legendary Auto Interiors, Just Dashes, and Classic Air. Also included in the paperwork is a receipt for seat belt restoration from Ssnake Oyl in the amount of $871.45!!!
Included with this sale a California Car Cover, Mopar shop manual, reproduction window sticker and ORIGINAL OEM owner's manual and sales brochure (nice touch for car shows.)
Please view and enjoy the photos. I have compiled a photo shoot of 161 digital photos of the trunk, interior, engine bay, under-carriage, body and accessories that you can view at http://youtu.be/JXFMwmaaTwg
PLEASE, any questions/comments/concerns or requests for a photo disk feel free to contact me M-F after 6:00PM CDT or anytime on the weekends at 651-269-5427 (Loren.) And again, THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!
This is the Hyperlink for the photos----- http://youtu.be/JXFMwmaaTwg
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