"1970 Dodge Dart Custom Very Clean An Nice Driver." on 2040-cars
Fort Laramie, Wyoming, United States
Up for bid is my "1970 Dodge Dart Custom." Has a 3 year old repaint , the car is repainted back to Factory color's, Black painted top and Yellow painted bottom. The Black side-stripe was added too make the Yellow paint stand-out an pop! The body is in good shape, an the glass an chrome are in good shape, seats are worn in places though. Car runs and drive's great for it's age an look's great! Came from.the Factory with a 225 slant six engine with Automatic Transmission an Air-Conditioning.
List of New Part's as follow's
Brake's
Muffler
Spark Plug's
Spark Plug wires
Cap, Rotor, Points
Oil,Filter
Valve Seals, Valve cover Gasket
Carburetor Rebuilt
Tire's ( some miles though)
Headliner
Trunk Mat, Trunk Seal
Heater Core
Steering Wheel an Horn Button
$500.00 deposit required at end of Auction, Buyer responsible for pick-up an or shipping cost's. If you have any questions feel free to email me. Thanks for looking an Happy Bidding!
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