1971 Dodge Dart Swinger Coupe on 2040-cars
Smithfield, Utah, United States
The original 318 Chrysler Corporation small block is long gone, replaced by a more muscular 360. Backed up by the venerable Torque-Flight automatic transmission. The exterior is bright orange accented by custom graphics and a huge six-pack hood scoop. This is a 360 crate motor and a high-performance automatic transmission put installed in 2009. I dont have the exact mileage on the engine but considering this type of car and condition I bet it is really low . The Hemi Orange paint is the car's original color from the factory. This was a giveaway car back in 2009 at "Mopars at the Strip" down in Las Vegas. The owner passed away and the "Cache Valley Cruise-in bought it and gave it away this 4th of July. This car sounds incredible and is a real head turner. Nowing that it was a giveaway at these two huge car shows you know that they were put together professionally knowing their name is on the line. Below are some of the sponsors that did the work and also the link to the giveaway in 2009. Since then the scoop was upgraded as well as the wheels.
Special thanks for the parts and supplies to make this Swinger project happen go to Mopar, Year One, Romeo Furio, TTI Exhaust , Redline Gauges, and Vegas Sign & Vinyl Graphix. Please email or call for more photo's |
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