1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 440 Pistol Grip 4-speed...45k Original Miles....flawless on 2040-cars
Southampton, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for sale is one of the finest examples of a 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger that has been transformed into a real street monster, with the factory look. I have owned the car for 9 years. This dart is one of the nicest in the country. This car is a head turner all day long, wherever you go. It started its life brand new from Roosevelt Dodge in Philadelphia, with a 6 cylinder. auto. The second owner bought it from an 87 year old man who could not drive any more. It had 32,000 miles on it. He did the whole transformation. I bought it from him, than added my own touches. This car has the following: MOTOR: 1970 440 cu.with a mild cam, 850 Holley, TRANSMISSION : 4spd pistol grip. The 4 speed trans is brand new was installed 2 years ago. I put 300 miles on it since then.every single 4 speed component is brand new, new hydro clutch set up, flywheel, pressure plate, starter, clutch and brake pedal assembly. All linkage,shifter assembly, etc. Every part in the front end is new. Every bushing is new. Big block torsion bars, front and rear bumper new, all chrome is in mint condition, electric fuel pump, it is mini tubbed, it has a fuel cell, it has a new nitrous set up (never used), front tires are new , new rugs, head liner has a tear 3 inch long, this car was professionally built. there is to much to list off the top of my head... Paint is perfect. P.S. I am selling this car for two reasons, I never drive it, maybe once every 3 months if not longer, and I am starting a new business. The car has 45,876 original miles on it. The car is also kept in a climate controlled garage with humidifier. The car has never seen rain or snow, or a water hose ever. From me, or the previous owner. Give me a call if your interested or have any questions. This car will not disappoint. I gaurentee it looks better in person than it does in the pictires 215-355-9220 8-5pm. 215-514-3974 after 5pm Thank you. |
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