1969 Dodge Dart Gts 383 Mopar Restored Fast on 2040-cars
Carroll, Iowa, United States
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Well were do I start. I own a restoration shop and we built this dart for my girl friend. Well she's gone now (thank you)!!! It's a western sport special car, meaning it was born with a slant six and came from the west coast. The car was 90% rust free, and what rust it did have we replaced with AMD sheet metal. This is a very, very nice car with beautiful B5 blue paint, straighter than a arrow. She wanted cloth interior so it's got gray and black cloth interior, the buckets are out of a 73 duster. New dash trim plastic, arm rests and bases, headliner, sun visors, carpet, wind rollers, all weather stripping and window fuzzies. I'm a big block guy so I dropped in a 69 383 magnum that's freshly rebuilt. The 383 is .040 over, comp cam, new valves, springs, hardened seats, etc. The transmission is fresh, with a 2800 turbo action stall. It has a 8 3/4 axle with 3.91:1 gears and a sure grip (posi) also new. Put new bumpers on it, hood inserts, polished all the stainless and the aluminum trim. All new front suspension, installed front disk brakes. New tires, 2 1/2 inch exhaust. The car has less than 22 miles on it sense the restoration, including the engine. I've got a ton of money in this car, it was built right. You won't find a nicer muscle car for under my reserve price. This Dart truly is fresh and ready to tear up the streets.
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