1967 67 Dart 225 Slant 6 Or Can Convert To Gts 440 383 Gt Or Restore For Show. on 2040-cars
67 Dart. 'UNMOLESTED TIME CAPSULE' with VERY little rust. Passenger floor board and lower passenger quarter cut out when resto started in 1992. Never went beyond that. In storage since then. . Engine runs weak but moves the car. Drove it onto trailer for transport. THIS IS RESTO FRIENDLY AS A CAR THIS AGE WILL GET! What it needs: 1) Lower passenger rear quarter patch panel. 2) Fender wellsleft and right. (To make it 100%. Welds rusted at seam.) 3) L & R fenders. Replacing is easier if you dont want to do the repair work. 4) Pop out dent in hood right front, drivers quarter and above drivers side on roof. 5) The usual paint and body work. For a 47 year old car, it's a great start. NOW THE GOOD STUFF! 0% RUST IN ALL 4 SUBFRAMES, REAR FLOOR BOARDS, DRIVERS QUARTER (notice red magnet in photos), TRUNK LID, PASSENGER DOOR, HOOD AND DRIVERS DOOR. Trunk only has a pin hole at the front right of the tire well. Tire well 0% rust! Headliner is in perfect condition. Interior is nice. Only driver seat has some upholstry tears from wear. Dash pad has minor cracks. This is a great project to restore to its original look. It's ALL ORIGINAL with AC and Power Steering. It even has 3 of the original hubcaps with the 13" steel rims! It's a "cream puff" of a car and deserves to be put into a car collectors garage who appreciates it as an original classic. The Dart is on trailer to go to the local Spring Car Show this weekend. It will get alot of attention from the local Mopar Freaks and might sell. It is for sale locally, so if you want to get this hard to find Dart into your shop soon, don't wait too long! The Dart can be delivered for $1.75 per mile if you need it brought to you. That will be a seperate agreement outside of the auction if you need it. Thanks for looking. :-) |
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Mopar '14 teased, returns to Challenger
Wed, 16 Oct 2013Every year, Mopar selects one special vehicle from the Chrysler portfolio and creates its own, one-off, special edition. Previously, there was the Mopar '13 Dart, '12 300, '11 Charger and the '10 Challenger, and for 2014, this teaser image shows that the company will be giving the unique treatment to Dodge's muscle coupe yet again.
Mopar has not revealed any details about its '14 Challenger, though the brand's president and CEO, Pietro Gorlier, says that "This limited-edition ride is for muscle-car fans who love high octane and customizable performance." All we know is, it's white, has some blue stripes, and a black (or carbon fiber) rear spoiler.
We'll know more when the Mopar '14 Challenger is revealed at the SEMA show in early November. In the meantime, click the image above to check out the teaser in high resolution, and have a look below for Chrysler's official press blast.
Small number of 2013 Chrysler 200 and Dodge Avenger models recalled
Sun, 24 Feb 2013A small number of units of the 2013 Chrysler 200 (inset) and 2013 Dodge Avenger are being recalled over a broken control valve in the fuel tank assembly. The potential 1,785 sedans were manufactured late last year, and if affected with a broken control valve could suffer from stalling or fuel leakage.
A bulletin from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration notes that the recall should begin next month, at which time owners can take their cars to dealers for repair free of charge. The full release with more information is just below.
Dodge Dart pushed toward the grave with simplified lineup
Tue, Apr 12 2016FCA announced a while back that the Dodge Dart and its Chrysler 200 half-sibling are on the way out due to lack of interest. The 2016 model year will be the Dart's last, and Dodge has just reconfigured the lineup mid-year to lower (relative) pricing and streamline ordering. Streamlined is a nice way of saying there will be fewer choices, with three models (down from five) and limited customization beyond choosing the paint color. The odd thing is that the Dart continues to offer three different engines. And while the prices of the individual models have decreased, the former SE base trim is now gone. That means an early-2016 Dart was available for as little as $17,990, while the late-2016 Dart starts at $18,990. For that sum you get the new base model, the SXT Sport, which replaces the SXT and comes with the 2.0-liter Tigershark four-cylinder (160 horsepower, 148 lb-ft of torque) and a six-speed manual; a six-speed automatic is an available option. Standard equipment includes normal entry-level car stuff, black cloth upholstery, 16-inch wheels, and grille shutters that help improve fuel economy. The SXT Sport can be dressed up with one of three different appearance packages; Chrome adds bright accents to parts including the grille and door handles, Rallye has a black grille and a touring suspension, and the Blacktop package makes pretty much everything on the exterior black and includes a sport-tuned suspension. All three packages come with bigger wheels, too. From there it's on to the new Dart Turbo, for $20,490. It comes with the 1.4-liter turbo four (160 hp, 184 lb-ft of torque) and comes exclusively with a six-speed manual transmission. This is supposed to be the model for enthusiasts, which is how Dodge is selling the switch to manual-only. Ditching the disliked dual-clutch automatic that was previously offered with this engine doesn't hurt. This engine was also used in the former Aero model, as it's the most fuel-efficient in the lineup. The Turbo gets the Rallye appearance stuff and a different hood. At the top is the Dart GT Sport, starting at $21,900. It has the 184-hp, 2.4-liter Tigershark four-cylinder and a choice of six-speed manual or automatic transmission. This is the one with features, including a power driver's seat, the 8.4-inch Uconnect infotainment unit, digital reconfigurable gauges, dual-zone auto climate, keyless start, and a rearview camera. The latter-part-of-2016 Dart will be available in eight colors.