1973 Dodge Dart Sport 340 4 Speed Black Project Car Has Vin Tag,fender Tag on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
this is 1973 dodge dart sport 340 4 speed triple black project car with vin tag,fender tag broadcast sheet title radiator support all matches there no engine,transmission,k member,interior, wiring harness,fender,hood, it has 8 3/4 rear end it look like someone started to make it a race car it has a rollbar. it hard to find a car like this 340 4 speed car and black with the fender tag and broadcast sheet and title and if someone had a doner car you could make this into a nice car and car has been tubed and I have rear glass and side glass no windshield the framerail look good and trunk has been cut out for fuel cell and the quarter on passengerside has been cutout and there a new one in car I have decoded the car. e55 for 340 240 hp d21 4 speed tx9 for exterior color black c56 for bucket seat f6l3 parchment c13 dec 13 1972 b41 front disk brake go1 rear defroster n41 duel exhaust n42 crome tip a88 d?cor group v4x half vinyl top black
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