1970 Dodge Dart Swinger on 2040-cars
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1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 340. Here is one of the more diminutive of the Mopar Muscle cars from the era but no less more fun to drive. The horsepower to weight ratio on this numbers matching 340 automatic Swinger makes it a real contender for "shortest tire life". This one is a rather highly optioned one too, with power steering and brakes, bucket seats with console and floor shifter, full factory gauge dash, It is an original air conditioned car, but sadly the major components are long gone. It is dressed in Black Velvet, not the original color, with a white tail stripe and black vinyl interior. There is a correct Thumb Wheel radio in the dash like there should be. This is a solid great running and driving Swinger with an attention getting performance tuned dual exhaust that exits the rear of the car. The chrome and stainless are very nice and the rear bumper is freshly rechromed. It rolls around on 14 inch Chrysler Road Wheels with new raised white letter BF Goodrich Radial TAs. The brakes and all the suspension components are freshened and it goes down the road straight and true. Don't miss out on this unique and numbers matching engine car today. Dealer's InformationPowered by Dealer Accelerate. Visit www.DealerAccelerate.com to learn more. |
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