1972 Dodge Demon 340 on 2040-cars
Powhatan, Virginia, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1972
Make: Dodge
Drive Type: Automatic
Model: Dart
Mileage: 123,456
Trim: Demon
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1972 DODGE DEMON 340 Body: This is an abandoned project. There is no fender tag or build sheet, but the car is mostly original paint so you can kind of see what it was. Top Banana Yellow, white longitudinal side strip, black vinyl top, black out hood treatment with hood pins, and dual racing mirrors. Mostly the unboltable panels are not very nice. The fenders. doors, hood, and deck-lid could be saved, but would be cheaper to find clean used ones. The strong points on this body is the roof, cowl, trunk jams, package tray. trunk floor, frame rails, tail panel, aprons, radiator support, and door jams are all very nice and clean. The floor pans have had some repair, but are very solid. This car was owned by a body man. Years ago he sand blasted and painted the aprons, firewall, and the entire bottom side of the car in the original top banana yellow. Interior: This car appears to of originally came with white seats and door panels, black carpet, headliner, center console, and dash. All of the cores are there, but will need a complete make over. Mechanical: This car originally came with a 340 4 barrel that is long gone. The car still retains its original transmission and 8 3/4 rear. It looks like there are some new front end parts. There are disk brake rotors, but no calipers. Summary: This car retains most of its original cores from the best of my knowledge. The big items missing are the fender tag, build sheet, and motor. Being that there is still a lot of originality you can still decipher what it was. There is a lot of original paint and striping, along with the factory placement of the dual racing mirrors, hood scoop, and hood-pins. This will be a very deseriable car when done, but will be an ambitious project. I am selling this car for a father of a friend who recently passed away. I have described it to the best of my ability. If you have any questions please call Tom 804-837-4527 |
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