1967 Dodge Dart Gt Convertible 2-door 4.5l on 2040-cars
Brush Prairie, Washington, United States
Up for auction is a nice and solid west coast 1967 Dart GT E code convertible. This is a rare 273-4bbl column shift automatic, only around 160 of these were built, maybe only half of those have survived. NOM 273 engine and A 904 torqueflite transmission, currently has a 2-bbl carb on it, engine is a mid mileage original and runs well, transmission shifts good and has no issues, an original 4-bbl intake will be included if reserve is met. The car is in very good condition with recent body and paint and most of the interior is new. It is a factory power top but is currently not installed, all components for the top are present and in good shape, restored small bolt Rallye wheels, 8 3/4 open rear with 3.23 gears. all glass is there and in good condition,trim is all there and in good unrestored condition, bumpers are original and good with minor hazing, tires have like new tread. This is a really nice and solid convertible that has had a ton of time and money put into it! It only needs some minor finishing touches to complete it. I have all receipts for all parts and labor. This car has been in dry storage since being assembled after the paint was finished in 2007, only been driven a few times since reassembly! Call with any questions 360-901-5722! I could ramble on here all day. I recommend personal inspections on any car you may purchase, I can and will help with loading if car needs shipped!
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