1969 Dodge Dart on 2040-cars
Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:383
Drive Type: RWD
Make: Dodge
Mileage: 33,941
Model: Dart
Trim: 2 Door
Number of Doors: 2
1969 Dodge Dart
2 Door Hardtop / Straight Body / Disc Brakes / 383 + 4speed Included
I have for sale a '69 Dodge Dart. It is one of the straightest unrestored Mopars I have ever seen. The only rust on this car is on the floor. The passenger side floor footwell area has a hole about 4 inches wide and other smaller spots around it. The other pans have surface rust but feel solid. The trunk pan is really nice, but has a few minor pin hole spots of rust. The rest of the car is rock solid like a barn find.
The only body damage is a small dent on the passenger side fender behind the wheel well and some cutting was done on the k frame for some reason (shown in the pictures). Windows roll up and down nicely. Doors and trunk open and close like it would off the showroom floor. Glass is good. Bumpers are straight. Getting hard to find an unrestored Mopar in this kind of shape. As you can see it has 1967 Dart GT badges on the fenders and on the door panels. As far as I know it is not an original GT. The hood is from a 1968 Dart. It is cut out with a scoop. I have a good 1969 Dart hood that comes with the car. It has a few hail dings.
The car had a 318 in it when I bought it. The motor was in rough shape and not original to the car so I sold it and planned on making a big block clone out of the car. It comes with a 1964 383 motor with 516 closed chamber heads and a 4bbl intake. It also comes with an A833 4 Speed transmission, the clutch petal assembly, and a hurst shifter. Condition of these parts is unknown. I have not used, tested, or taken them apart. They both turn over okay by hand. The car also has power disc brakes on the front. Big bolt pattern. The previous owner installed traction bars on it as well. Rear end is the standard 7-1/4.
Interior is all there minus carpet and headliner. Dash is in good shape. I'm selling the car with two sets of front seats. The car came with bucket seats, but they are not original to the car. I also have the middle console for the car. I bought a nice bench seat for it, which is in the car now. It needs to be cleaned up a little bit. No tears. The back seat looks to be original. It will need recovering but is usable.
Great project. Good start for any classic car enthusiast. This car would make a great start for a GTS clone or even a pro street or drag car. Not many cars can outrun a big block Dart. Clear title. I will send more information and more pictures on request. Thanks for looking.
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