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1969 Dodge Dart Gt on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:96828
Location:

Longmont, Colorado, United States

Longmont, Colorado, United States
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 This 1969 Dodge Dart Gt is all original and has always been garaged. The car is rust free and came from Arizona 3 years ago. The car has never been restored and the odometer has not even turned over yet. I put a new carburetor and had it tuned up and it runs great.  I also put dual exhaust on the car. The Dart also has new headlight rings that I put on and the driver's seat is the worst of the interior, in the middle of the back seat has tears that the section can be repaired (vinyl) both can be fixed without doing the whole seat. Everything works great!! The air conditioner works great and all the gauges work great, I also had the gas gauge fixed with a new (sending unit).

I have restored cars in the past and this one would be a piece of cake with no rust, I have never seen a 45 year old car in this good of shape without having some type of restoration and without rust! I mean true rust not rust that can be taken off with a light touch of a steal wool pad like this car. No kid's to ware the back seat area. You should see the trunk it is perfect if you ask me and it just needs a new trunk liner it didn't come with one when I bought the car.. I have more money in this car then the asking price and I would never let this car go but  my spouse is not into car's and want's the garage back.

The Dart has always been taken good care of and as much as I know has only had one other owner. No cracks in the glass and the windows are lightly tinted. I don't think you would have any problems driving the Dart to your destination, it drove fine from Arizona with no problems. If you came by plane you can take a shuttle right to my door and drive the car home. The first things I did when I bought the car is changed most the gaskets even the oil pan gasket and had the front- end parts and brakes checked and I filled up the air conditioner and fluids.

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