1965 Dodge Dart Gt 4.5l 2-barrel Carb on 2040-cars
Loma, Colorado, United States
Barn find 1965 Dodge Dart GT w/ floor shift automatic, v-8. This is a stock as they come. The car is in great shape for the year. All the glass is in great shape with no cracks or yellowing. Body has very little rust except on the lower qtr panels behind the tires and very little body damage with one at lower driver side rocker. The interior is stock with radio all the knobs for lights wiper. Also found in the glove box is the original owners manuel with date of purchase. May 17, 1965 Broadway Dodge Denver, Co. The motor and drive train is all original and complete. I have not turned over the motor yet. Had new keys made for the ignition and doors. The trunk key will be made before the buyer picks it up. Over all this car is awesome for the year and shape it was found. The best part is has not been cut up or change from original. The floors and trunk are rust free and solid. Have clear title in hand. Thanks for looking and happy bidding. Look at my Feedback is 100%. 970-201-9033 |
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