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1973 Dodge Dart Sport 340 Real Top Banana Lm29h Car on 2040-cars

Year:1973 Mileage:148867 Color: F
Location:

Auburn, Alabama, United States

Auburn, Alabama, United States
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1973 Dodge Dart Sport 340 Top Banana (real H code VIN: LM29H).
NO ENGINE OR TRANSMISSION (roller).

Interior is all there and in great shape minus a tear in the driver's seat and it needing carpet, headliner, and dash pad.. It has a fixed back seat.
I believe it is 9 1/4 rear end and NOT the original rear end.
It appears to have had a slant 6 K member put in it at some point which is currently in the car.
Driver's side lower quarter and trunk extension has already been installed just needs blocked and the passenger side lower quarter and trunk extension installed (have metal for it). Has a little rust in the floor (have floor pan for it) and a little right behind the driver side fender toward the cowl and the drip rails have a little rust (have extra drip rails).
Has Aluminum wheels and tires that do hold air. I do have the original fenders and trunk although they are rusted at the bottom. I have the nose piece, grill, and headlight buckets that go with the car also.

Have the Original Fender Tag and it reads as follows:
LM29:
Dodge Dart,Demon
Medium
2 Door Sports Hardtop
H3G: 340 240HP(net) 1-4BBL 8 CYL
1973
St. Louis, MO, USA
240599: Sequence number
E55: 340 cid 4 barrel V8 275hp
D34: Light Duty Automatic Transmission
FY1: Top Banana Exterior Color
F4X9: Trim - Luxury, Vinyl Split Bench Seat, Black
000: Full Door Panels
703: Build Date: July 03
454029: Order number
FY1: Top Banana Top Color
U: USA Specifications
A88: Interior Decor Group
B41: Front Disc Brakes w/Standard 10in RR Drum
G11: Tinted Glass (all)
G37: OS Dual Racing Mirrors
H51: Air Conditioning with Heater
J54: Sport Hood
M21: Roof drip rail moldings
M26: Wheel Lip Moldings
N41: Dual Exhaust
N42: Chrome Exhaust Tips
R11: Radio Solid State AM (2 Watts)
V21: Performance Hood Treatment
V9X: Sport Stripes Hood Performance, Black
26 : 26 Inch Radiator
END: End of Sales Codes

Alabama requires only a bill of sale for cars this old, so that is all that will come with the car! IF YOU WOULD LIKE MORE DETAILED PICTURES MESSAGE ME WITH YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE EXTRA PICTURES OF!

Any questions, feel free to ask!!!!

A $300 deposit is required through paypal at the end of auction. Full payment is needed before car will leave.

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