72 Dodge Dart 340 Clone. Fly In And Drive Home. No Rust Repair, Ever on 2040-cars
Stuart, Virginia, United States
Here is a 1972 dodge dart 340 4 speed clone. This car starter out as a 318 g code car. This car was rotiserie restored 10 years ago. Original color was blue. Everything on this car has been restored like new or new part. Period. I have been daily driving this car for last few months. This car has no known issues. Everything works as it should. It is a dream to drive, and is a local car show winner.
All glass is good,interior is completely brand new looking. Engine is a 360 with mild cam, intake , carb. Runs flawlessly and start every time. Transmission is a a-833 4 speed. It is not overdrive. Trans shifts like butter with no flaws. Car has newer brakes, tires, true dual exhaust. Bumpers are near perfect. Paint is a high gloss shine and is awesome for being ten years old. Car has a few chips that have been touched up, and camera does not even show them. But wanted to point it out. ",",""" to top it off, this car has never had any rust issues fixed. All floors, trunk drop-offs,fenders, quarters are rust and bonds free.!!!!!!,!! There is no rust in the car at all other than one dime size bubble on passenger rocker, where quarter meets the rocker. Easy spot to fix for 100 percent. All dash lights and guages work,mother than the temp, and that is because it has a aftermarket temp, oil, and amp guage. This car is in near mint condition, and is cross country drive able. Must sell due to kidney failure, and need a truck to get in and out of. I am listing as a no reserve auction and I mean the highest bidder will drive this home. I may be able to get transported for discounted price also, or I may even drive it to you if exspences are paid. Me and my wife/ kids have driven over 3000 miles in last two months with it, and it is a blast to drive. Good luck |
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