Rare Dodge 1975 Dart Sport Slant 6 Overdrive 4 Speed Duster Demon Valiant Mopar on 2040-cars
Vancouver, Washington, United States
Body Type:2 DOOR HARDTOP
Engine:225 SLANT 6
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:OWNER
Interior Color: White
Make: Dodge
Number of Cylinders: 6
Model: Dart
Trim: BASIC
Drive Type: REAR WHEEL DRIVE
Options: CD Player
Mileage: 156,505
Sub Model: SPORT
Exterior Color: Gold
NICE SHAPE , DRIVES GOOD , WOULD NOT BE AFRAID TO DRIVE ANYWHERE , HAS FACTORY FRONT SWAY BAR , DISC PWR BRAKES , PWR STEERING ,3.21 RATIO 8 1/4 REAR END OPEN RESEALED , FRONT SEAT HAD REDONE WITH FIRMER SPRINGS FROM ANOTHER 75 DART , REBUILT STARTER MASTER CYLINDER , REUILT CARB ONE BRL. VERY GOOD TIRES , BEING SOLD WITH BFGOODRICH 14 INCH RADIAL TIRES ,STOCK RIMS AND HUBCAPS, COP CAR RIMS ARE JUST TO SHOW WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE WITH THEM ON IT , IF THE COP CAR WHEELS ARE WANTED THERE WILL BE A $500 ADITIONAL FEE AND THEY WIL BE PUT IN TRUNK AND OR BACK SEAT IN PLATIC BAGS ,BUILD SHEET IS INCLUDED, IF SOLD AND CAR SITS HERE MORE THAN 6 WEEKS THERE WILL BE A $200 A MONTH STORAGE FEE . BEFORE CAR CAN BE TAKEN THERE WILL BE PROOF OF INSURANCE WITH NEW OWNER FOR THIS VEHICLE .I HAD A 76 DUSTER WITH THE SAME DRIVE TRAIN AND SOLD IT IN 1990 , I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR ONE LIKE IT EVER SINCE THIS IS HAS CLOSE AS I COULD GET , AND IT IS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE , ANY QUESTIONS EMAIL ME OR CALL CELL 360 607 3496 THANKS
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