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1972 Dodge Dart Sedan 4-door 3.7l on 2040-cars
Year:1972
Mileage:34812
Location:
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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You are bidding on a original one owner 1972 Dodge Dart 4 door sedan. Vin # LH41C2R151893. This car is still owned by the original owner and only has 34,812 original miles. She has fallen ill and has asked me to sell this car on her behalf. The pictures you see were taken today may 7th, 2014. The car overall is solid condition with some common garage scrapes. Paint is original. All glass in excellent original condition with no chips, all chrome excellent original condition. Interior in excellent original condition, no tears in upholstery or headliner. The only damage in the interior is on the drivers door panel where it looks like some kind of sticker had been in the lower left-hand corner. I took the car around the block and it drove nicely, I believe the car is quite capable of making a long trip after an oil change and fluid levels checked etc. There is no rust in the trunk. Both rear quarter panels are showing a small amount of rust that should be easy repair, Undercarriage is all solid with the normal amount of surface rust that you would expect in a car that is 42 years old.
The original paperwork will come with the car i.e.: Bill of sale, owners manual etc Please feel free to ask questions as required, for more pictures or information please call me Jim Higham 204.997.4636 I can also arrange shipping from Winnipeg to you as well as getting it cleared through customs if need be. |
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