Dodge Challenger Dodge Dart Swinger Mopar Sale 1972 Big Block 383 1971 Six 225 on 2040-cars
Bellmore, New York, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Engine:383 big block
For Sale By:Private Seller
Vehicle Title:Clear
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Dodge
Model: Challenger
Trim: base 2 dr coupe
Drive Type: auto
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 150,000
1971 Dart Swinger: 2dr orig 38k mile blue on blue auto tranny A/C
Exterior Color: Purple
Interior Color: Black
Options: Cassette Player
Up for sale. Two vintage Dodge vehicles. 1972 Dodge Challenger. 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger.
CHALLENGER: Plumb crazy with black interior. Fresh 1968 383 big block with less than 2500 miles built by professional machinist (Fontana's Speed & Machine Services Inc. Ronkonkoma, N.Y). Rare HP stamped block (block was only found in Road Runner and GT Coronet in 1968). Bored .60 over. Forged pistons. 904 closed chambered low compression heads with modifications for todays no lead pump gas. Comp roller cam. Edlebrock Torker manifold with Edlebrock 750cfm Performer carb. Headers. Dual exhaust X pattern. Mopar electronic ignition and distributor. Accel wires and plat plugs. Mancini Racing aluminum 26" big block radiator. March pulleys. Stainless steel flex radiator hose. Edlebrock and Mopar Performance engine trim. Auto 727 Torqueflite high performance tranny rebuilt by professional (Delta Transmissions Freeport, N.Y.). Yearone stainless steel tranny lines and bracket. B&M 3500 stall converter. B&M flexplates. Mr. Gasket flexplate bolts. New Mancini Racing Drive shaft (3.25 X .065 tube mild steel balanced assembled with 29 spline, part#mre7290). 3:91 Sure Grip rear. New big block rear leaf springs and bushings with new "I" brackets by Mancini Racing. New rear sway bar (Summit Racing). New Edlebrock rear shocks. Fresh B.F.Goodrich radials all around with an extra set of thin B.F.Goodrich radials and Summit Racing rims. All rims by Summit Racing. All dipsticks and linkages are new along with many other needed parts for upgrade from original 318 block to 383 big block.
The car was an original gold exterior and black interior. It was purchased from the second owner who had it since the mid 1970's. The paint is old and the body needs work but is still good. We will include a fresh rear quarter. The paint still shines but is old. There are many little dings,scratches and rust. The old bondo is cracking and pulling away. There is rust under the vinyl roof which was replaced and is a non original type. The front bumper is original. The rear is a replacement and in good shape. We supplied a new aftermarket rear valance for the R/T model. The frame is good. The trunk is clean with a few small openings at seams. The interior is good. The seats are ok with the exception of a few seams splitting from age. The carpet looks to be showing some aging. Its clean but looks like it might have been dyed black. The headliner is good. The dash board is cracked in two places by the center speaker. The dash board instruments are clean. The gas guage just stopped working and the speedometer crapped out when the new rear gears went in. The lights for the instrument panel are out. The ignition switch is new with a new set of keys. The front end has not been worked on. It will need attention but is fine for cruising. Power steering (very small leak). Manual drum brakes. All work well. The car drives well. The motor is very strong and reliable. The car is fast and sounds great. The car isn't perfect but has major potential. From a mechanical point it is strong. From a body condition state..it needs tlc and body work if you want a show car. For a cruiser and street machine its perfect. Build sheet is included (Broadcast sheet).
DART SWINGER: Blue on Blue. This vehicle was purchased from a very old German lady (94 yrs old named Cookie). She was the original owner of the Dart. I have her bill of sale and build sheet( Broadcast sheet). I took over at 24,500 miles and the odometer reads 38,000 today. She kept the Dart in a garage and waxed it three times a year. I kept it in a garage for a few years but unfortunately have not in the last three years. The Challenger wins that battle. I do keep it very protected but (Betsy...Cooky named the Dart this) would like to go back to a garage. The Dart Swinger has the most desirable paint code (GB5) as we all call it B5 BLUE with a blue vinyl interior with wood grain steering wheel. There is no bondo on the metal. There are the usual issues with paint fade and a few small dings Cooky did while getting in and out of the garage. I recently sanded down the trunk lid and sprayed it with primer. The paint was fading down to the bare metal. The wheel wells are clean and the trunk is very clean. I show in one of the photos an area behind passenger side front wheel (small rust hole) where I sprayed a rust prevention application just to stop any future problem. This I did very lightly in two other areas known to rust in these models. The bumpers are in good shape. They still shine and are straight with an exception of one small ding Cooky did. The engine compartment still has assembly line # marks and sticker. The vinyl roof is original and in very good shape. The 225 six has a Holley one barrel which was professionally rebuilt and painted. The exhaust manifold was replaced with an upgrade for a Super Six set up. The original manifold was cracked. I upgraded the exhaust system from front to back with a 2 inch stainless steel set up with a little growl on the single muffler. This was done by American Muffler a few years ago. The valve cover was replaced and a new battery was just put in. The car has the original box A/C and it blows cold. I did replace the heater core. The heat blows hot and the defroster works well. The AM radio works great. The interior is mint. There is one small (1 1/2inch) tear on the backside of the drivers side seat which is hardly noticeable. The carpet is blue and in good shape. Original hub caps and radial tires with plenty of life in them. The power steering is working fine. The all around manual drum brakes were just serviced and all is fine. This car is ready as it is. It is so reliable and easy to drive. With the A/C working I would use this car in the warmer months and shut it down for the winter. The Dart can be taken very easily to show car quality or it can be cloned into a muscle car monster.
The two cars are not show cars but are very nice drivers. I am only interested in the sale of the two cars....not one. I am only going to respond to offers for the two cars. I am not supplying storage or shipping. Both cars were not damaged or affected by super storm Sandy. I am a car guy and want to sell these cars for the right price. I will be glad to answer questions....please post them through the Ebay message forum. I was limited to 24 pictures and chose the ones I used for the best exposure of what I have for sale.
REASON SELLING: I own six cars and have one garage. Its time to slip into the next stage of my love affair with the automobile. I will be selling a 1967 Cadillac Coupe DeVille after this Mopar package goes. Then I start my new treasure hunt. Which I haven't figured out yet.
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