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1974 Dodge Dart Sport Coupe 2-door 3.7l on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:183500
Location:

Marina, California, United States

Marina, California, United States
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Clean title California car 1974 Dart Sport for sale. No smog required. Eengine swapped from a 73 plymouth duster with 90 K on it .
Automatic transmission. 
List of new items:
- Reman Holley 1920 single barrel carburetor.
- New radio and MP3 player, SD card , USB, or you can hook it to your iPod, iPhone or any smart phone. Blue tooth connection to your phone so you can answer your calls handsfree. Not a  CD player.
- Brakes
- Master cylinder
- Steering gear box
- Water pump 
- Thermostat 
- Oil pump
- Tires
- Battery
- Spark plugs and wires
- Voltage regulator
- Upper ball joints
- Lower control arm bushings
- Front shocks 
So many more to list
The interior is redone. All gauges are working and functional. Original paint. No rust. All fluids are flushed and new. The car runs strong and handles very good. There is a small dent on the rear passenger quarter. If the car sits for a week or so, I see a drop of transmission fluid on the floor of my garage. This car does not come with A/C from the factory. 

TERMS OF SALE

No Warranty, As-Is, Buyer Pays Shipping, Non-Refundable $500 Deposit via Paypal. Final Payment (cash, cashier check or money order certified by a US  bank  MUST clear before vehicle is released). Vehicle pick-up is due within one weeks of deposit.  Failure to pick-up the vehicle within designated time voids sale and forfeits deposit.  Serious buyers only… please be sure you have the funds to purchase… I reserve the right to end the auction early

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