1965 Dodge Dart 4 Door Sedan, Slant 6, Auto, Power Steering on 2040-cars
White Hall, Maryland, United States
Original 106K mileage 4 door, 225 slant 6, automatic with power steering, MD title in hand. Runs and drives. One of the best engines ever made. They are just bullet proof and run forever in a nice little dependable, no nonsense, practical old car. Transmission shifts smoothly, power steering works great. Historic tag eligible means no inspection and cheap insurance. Good on gas and very inexpensive to maintain. Parts are readily available at local parts stores. New: fuel pump, starter, master cylinder, front and back brake lines, valve adjustment, plugs, oil change. The front and back bench seats have been professionally done along with rear window shelf. Seats 6 comfortably. Heater works great. Headliner is original and looks good, no tears.
I upgraded the brakes by installing a new 1967 dual master cylinder and rust resistant brake lines all around for safety. I have the original AM radio, With a little TLC, this would be a cute, fun little car. I get plenty of thumbs up as it is. Great investment, getting hard to find, people have fond memories of these cars. Thanks for looking, Mike 443-847-0202 |
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