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1971 Dodge Dart Demon Coupe 2-door 5.2l-no Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1971 Mileage:100000
Location:

Santa Clarita, California, United States

Santa Clarita, California, United States
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1971 Dodge Demon

This car is in the greater Los Angeles area and must be local pickup only.

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This listing is for a 1971 dodge demon project car. I have owned this car since 1993. It was originally a 6 cylinder car that was converted to a v8 by the previous owner. In 2001 I completely disassembled the car down to the unibody with intentions to do a ground up restomod restoration. Of course, life doesn't always work out how you plan it to, so it has sat in the garage, untouched for 13 years. This car was fully functional, and one hell of a fast, fun car up until the day she came apart. The only parts for the car that I no longer have are both front fenders, the front valance and the front bumper, as my intention was to install a flip up fiberglass front end on the car. The missing pieces were sold years ago to ease in storage. The hood on the car is originally from a 340 car and has the functional dual scoops. I have a 318 v8 with big valve 360 heads that is currently disassembled, but complete and in need of freshening. A brand new, never run, TCI street fighter 727 trans. 8 3/4 rear end with 3.91 gears. A set of superstock leaf springs from mopar perf. that were never installed. A complete interior with front bucket seats in black velour and rear bench is in excellent condition. All interior panels are in good condition. All glass is in excellent condition. no carpet kit or headliner included. The rallye dash that was in the car has been modified to fit a modern stereo and was painted black. It will be included, but is rough. I also have an original floor shift center console that I didn't use in the car, but is complete. The car is manual brake/manual steering and has 4 wheel drum brakes with the small 5X4 bolt pattern. I have a set of small bolt pattern rallye wheels for it that are 80% complete. There is very little rust on this car, just a small spot on the bottom of the passenger quarter and a small spot above the firewall under the hood. slight surface rust in trunk well and driver floor pan, but very light and easily fixed. I drove, maintained, and loved this car for many years and hate to see it go, but life has forced my hand otherwise. Someone looking for an A-body project would be getting one hell of a solid car for their money. Hope that someone out there wants to take this bad boy and put it back out on the street doing burnouts where it belongs, and not locked up in a garage somewhere with the wheels off like I've had it for far too many years. All parts I have for this car will and MUST go with it to the winner of this auction. Including, but not limited to engine and all parts, brand new TCI trans, all interior, glass, and suspension parts. Most everything not attached to car is in labeled rubber bins. I bolted back on the front and rear suspensions, so car is currently a rolling chassis. Title is clear and car has been registered as non-op in California since 1999. Not willing to ship. This car is in the greater Los Angeles area and must be local pickup only.  I have described this car to the best of my ability at this time, but please feel free to message me through ebay with any other questions.

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