Dodge Dart Sport Custom 360 Magnum 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Smyrna, Tennessee, United States
We bought this car from the second owner who had started to restore it and ran out of money. The car was originally purchased in California and is rust free, no metal has been replaced or patched. The car came with some really good parts. It had a 5.9 liter Mopar performance crate engine and an A833 Mopar 4 speed, Ididit tilt column with Grant steering wheel, new fuel tank and sending unit, Big's Performance 780 dual line Holley with regulator and lines, Haywire wiring harness, Disappearing Digital gauges, Crager SS wheels with Mickey Thompson ET street slicks on the rear. The rear seat area and the trunk are boxed and carpeted, perfect for a big stereo system. The car has no radio in it, we love listening to the engine sound that really hits a good note. We have had the car for three years and do not have time to work on it any more. The car has been driven 30 miles since it was put together(2 weeks ago). We have 18 other cars we are working on and its time this one had a home so it will driven and loved. The car needs a stereo system, a bolt in the right rear window latch(which I haven't found yet), the A/C charged, and a shifter boot, and the wipers wired in to a switch, that's all. The car drives great, strong, tranny shifts extremely well, great power brakes, which it should, it's all new. We reserve the right to stop the auction at any time because the car is out front with a for sale sign on it.
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