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1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 2 Door Auto Original California Hardtop No Rust on 2040-cars

US $3,300.00
Year:1970 Mileage:46893
Location:

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

Nice, clean, rust free 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 2 Door Hardtop. This Dart is in fantastic condition. The bright blue paint and white interior are in near mint shape with no bubbling, fading, or signs of age on the paint.  The original 225ci 6 cylinder engine has been refreshed and upgraded with electronic ignition and an aluminum radiator.  The original automatic transmission shifts smooth.  No leaks of any kind of fluid that I have noticed. Power steering is tight and works great. Everything works, lights/gauges etc. The brakes were fully rebuilt and it stops perfectly. Suspension is tight. The glass is all good. There is no rust on this Dart. The body is excellent without dents or damage and the floors and frame are also fantastic.  The tires are like new. 

This is a very nice driver and it looks great right up close. There are no bondo repairs, no body damage, no dents, and all of the panels are original. This Dart has never been taken apart and it has survived the last 44 years better than most cars that old. This Dart is a southern California resident and it shows. It has no issues that I know of.  Runs and drives smoothly and the exhaust is also new.  The lower rear valance is included just not installed as shown. The doors, hood, and trunk open and close like new.  International buyers are welcome.  Comes with complete California duplicate title which is fine for export and can be registered in most states.  NO California Buyers, I have parking fees due on this and cannot get a clear registration here WHICH IS WHY I HAVE TO SELL IT.  If you are in a state that cannot transfer a duplicate California title I can get a regular title for you for $180 more.  I took many pictures to show it well and a walk around video. 

$500 deposit due right after the auction ends.  I will be available 7 days a week for pickup.  Located a couple miles from San Diego International Airport. 





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