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1968 Dodge Dart Gts Clone, Can Be Raced Or Street Driven on 2040-cars

US $27,500.00
Year:1968 Mileage:650 Color: Teal /
 Black
Location:

Elizabethville, Pennsylvania, United States

Elizabethville, Pennsylvania, United States
Transmission:727 automatic
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:440 stroked to 500 cubic inch
Condition:
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VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
: ls23p8b181724
Year: 1968
Exterior Color: Teal
Make: Dodge
Interior Color: Black
Model: Dart
Trim: gts
Mileage: 650
Drive Type: 727 automatic
Sub Model: gts

1968 dodge dart gts clone, this car was built to resemble a hemi dart, it was built as an all out race car but kept street legal, you can race this car or drive it on the street, all it needs to be street driven are back tires and exhaust which I have and can be put on in about 5 minutes. It has a fresh pump gas balance and blueprinted 440 stroked to 500 cubic inch making 602 horsepower and over 630 pounds of torque. It has comp hydraulic high lift roller cam with crane gold blem rockers, forged crank and forged pistons, 10 to 1 compression, edelbrock heads ported and polished, a matched mopar M-1 intake with a 950 holley carb., hooker fenderwell headers,mini starter, msd 6 AL ignition and wires ,blaster coil, fuel tank and optima battery relocated to trunk,professionally backhalfed ,rear is a 8 3/4 , with 3:91 gears, ,larger fuel lines, electric fuel pump , torsion bars were removed and a competition engineering front end was installed, frame is boxed and connected, adustable Q A-1 shocks front and back, fiberglass hemi hood with scoop and front bumper , also have steel hood and bumper, lightweight weld wheels, 31x10.5w -15 slicks , skinnys in front, auto meter tack and shift light mounted on dash, fuel pressure and transmission temp. mounted on cowling, autometer speedometer, gas gauge,voltage,temp. all mounted in dash, in place of factory original. 727 pro built transmission, a floor mounted b & m shifter, line lock, rev eliminator, this car was professionally built , easy to drive, runs high tens on pump gas. You can't built this car for what I'm asking also I have a 24 foot enclosed trailor for sale used to haul the dart. call 717-362-1069 home cell 717-979-5250 e-mail dmtm@epix.net"

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