1970 Dodge Dart Swinger Originally 340 4 Speed H-code Car Classic Mopar on 2040-cars
Taunton, Massachusetts, United States
Up for sale is this 1970 "low millage" H-Code Dodge Dart . It originally came with a 340 4 speed but a 360 727 automatic was just installed the spring of 2013 . It still retains the original 4 speed pedal's , hump , and column so if someone wanted to go back to a four speed it could be very easily done . It even still has the original reverse indicator light on the dash that came factory on the 4 speed cars . It also still has the original 8 3/4 rear with 3:55 gear ratio , 4 piston disc brakes , rally wheels , rally dash , etc. . I "do not" have the original 340 motor or four speed trans , I never did . I have owned this car since the late 80's early 90's and it was put in storage in 2001 . After a lot of work was done last year It was then registered last Aug ( 2013 ) and driven and enjoyed until Oct when it was put away again for the winter . It was brought back out again this past spring and is currently registered and being enjoyed again . This car runs and drives great ! It gets "LOTS" of attention and compliments where ever it go's . I don't even have to pull it out of my garage for people to stop and want to look at it . The 360 has a "mild" roller cam that idles nice and is pretty darn quick but it is not a race car the way it is , It's perfect to take to car shows and cruise nights . But if you did want a race car then all you would have to do is put a bigger cam in it because everything else is there . There is way to much put into this car last year alone to list , so here is just some of what's been done, new Viper Blue paint , 360 roller cam motor with eddy intake and 4 bbl. carb , Headers , fresh 727 transmission , Gas Tank and sending unit , New rug , sound system , etc. , etc , etc . This car is extremely NICE now but there a just a couple of small and inexpensive things to get it to the next level such as the headliner is showing it's age and inside the trunk still has the original B5 blue paint that you could spray with trunk coating to make it look nicer . It has a race style lightweight glass six pack hood on it now that we put on in the early 90's but I also still have the original steel duel scoop hood from this car but it was not painted with the car and is not included in the price . But could be available to go with the car for an added cost . I'm not sure what else I can say about this car so if anyone has any questions please feel free to ask . I have described this car to the best of my ability and this car is being sold "as is" with no warranty and the buyer is responsible for all shipping cost and arrangements . Buyer has seven days from end of auction to have car picked up . Deposit of $500 is required within 48 hours of auction ending and full payment is required within three days of auction ending .
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