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up for your bidding pleasure is this beautifully restored 1965 Dodge Dart

if your looking for a beautiful classic car to cruise in that runs and drives like new and gets fantastic fuel mileage this is the car for you!

This 65 Dart under went a full restoration in 2009 and I have a stack of receipts an inch thick that total over $12,000 in parts alone!

this was a rust free Tenn car that has 91k miles on it, in 2009 it was gone thru from top to bottom and end to end, it has a "slant" 6 cyl engine that runs just as smooth as smooth can be,it has an automatic transmission, every aspect was restored, brake system, steering system, suspension, body/paint, interior, all the chrome and trim is original that was sent out and re-plated and re-finished, the interior was all redone with correct material, everything function as it should, lights, gages, wipers etc. except the radio it turns on but doesn't tune in too well so a second radio was added in the glove compartment as too not alter from the originality of the car and the dash

this is a turn key and drive it home car, this is an amazingly nice classic mopar that you will be proud to own and go to your favorite cruise-ins and events with

this is your chance to get a restored classic for less than half the money that was spent on the restoration!

although this is a beautiful car it is not a trailer queen and not a perfect car it is a driver and was restored to be a driver,

we will also be able to put it on a hoist for you to get a good look at the underside and inspect that as well, 989-600-4679

this is an auction and with any auction if you bid without an inspection your waiving your right to inspect it and if your the winning bidder you are buying the car your not winning an inspection or viewing of the car, so please come out and view/inspect it or have a 3rd party inspect it for you or bring your own mechanic or appraiser we have nothing to hide

we require a $500 non-refundable deposit via paypal within 24 hrs and balance in full within 7 days of auction end, we will accept cash/check//bank transfer, this car is being sold as is with no warranty implied or expressed, if you need time to arrange shipping we will work with you and give you ample time to make arrangements and keep the car secure in our building, we can also arrange airport pickup from MBS in Freeland, MI Thanks for viewing our auction and again please feel free to call with any questions 989-600-4679

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