1966 Dodge Dart Gt Convertible 2-door 4.5l on 2040-cars
Walla Walla, Washington, United States
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I restored this convertible as a keeper for myself but find myself needing to sell because of family obligations, My loss your gain! this dart doesn't have any rust and never did. This was one of the most solid cars I have ever started with. All floors were taken to bare metal and painted with por 15 as a preventitive measure, The body was prepared and painted with a beatiful color called Huckleberrry pearl coat, wich is a deep purple that turnss to Dark blue in the right light due to all the blue pearl in the paint. It was squirted with PPG base coat clear coat (2021 clear not the cheap stuff). The interior was redone using legendary interiors. The convertible top, well liner, and top boot are also brand new. The rally wheels on this car were sandblasted and powder coated in "chrome" powder coating and brand new trim rings and lugnuts installed along with a new set of cooper cobra tires. The engine and tranny were removed, cleaned,detailed,painted, the freeze plugs replaced, alll bolt on's replaced(fuel pump,belts,hoses,etc), valve covers and air cleaner were finished in wrinkle finish, 2bbl carb was rebuilt, and exhaust manifols were sandblasted and ceramic painted in cast iron paint. The dash was completely removed and powder coated in a satin black finish and the guage cluster and plastic panels were repainted in silver and satin black and reinstalled.. The exhaust system is all new and was done with 21/2" pipe and dynamax welded steel mufflers, and has a deep throaty sound that makes people think that the motor is much bigger than it really is. The front suspension is rebuilt with new poly urethane bushings and the covertible weatherstrip is new. Now for the negative---The original radio does not work, The tail light housings are pitted, as all of them are(I picked through 8 sets and took the best ones), and outer door handles have some very minor pitting. These are the only things that I know to be wrong with this car. Please bid with confidence, as this is a really nice car, one of the nicest you will ever find. The work is all done and its ready for fun!
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