T/a 340 6 Six Pack Aar Cuda on 2040-cars
Middleboro, Massachusetts, United States
I am reluctantly selling my T/A. I can tell you anything you need to know about it. It has all it's original sheet metal. It has never been in an accident. It still has it's original paint. It was owned by three people before me. The original owner sold it to the second owner, whom I've located and spoken with, then he sold it to the man I bought it from who was an auto collector. It has been stored indoors in his heated garage since 1979. The interior was sandblasted when he got it. He was extremely diligent about keeping the parts organized. I have every single part for this car in boxes except for the engine, transmission and rear leaf springs. The engine supposedly had been cracked and thrown away by the first owner, along with the springs. The second owner sold the intake and carburetors. The body is in incredible condition. There is almost no rot except the lower rear window and hood hinge areas common to these. The fenders some dents and repairs. The driver's door is excellent, the passenger is has damage to the bottom edge. The door sticker is intact. The hood has damage to the hinge area that is common also. The trunk is excellent and the rear spoiler has a small repair that cannot be seen from the outside. The rear valance is gone. The rear window is gone. The windshield is cracked. The frame rails are all in near perfect condition with very small dents from jacking. There is no rot whatsoever. There are two very small dents on the roof. There are no extra holes drilled anywhere in the firewall or anything. The vin's are in perfect condition on the cowl and radiator support. The 52 marking on the k-member is there.
The engine in the car is a '69 340 and the transmission is a 727 but not the original. The suspension is complete. It doesn't have the fast ratio steering option. Everything else is there except for the rear leafs. The rear end is the original 8 3/4 but the gears were changed to 4.30's. It still has original Dodge rear shocks in it. All four original rims are here and in perfect condition. The brake drums and two piece front rotors are mopar. The special brake booster is there, but the master cylinder is missing. The trim rings and center caps are there. I have all of the stainless and moldings and they are all in good to excellent condition. The complete interior there. It is white with the 8,000 RPM tach. The build sheet was still in the seat when I opened it. The headlight bezels are excellent but the grille is missing. The bumpers are straight. Thank you very much and please call John at 508-942-2945 with any questions. On Apr-27-14 at 16:12:02 PDT, seller added the following information: Please feel free to message me for more pictures. I have dozens of clear photos of the doors, windows, interior and tons of other parts. It is extremely complete and I have the parts clearly laid out and documented. Thanks, John. On May-01-14 at 11:11:44 PDT, seller added the following information: CLICK HERE Click here for detailed pictures |
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