1964 Dodge Dart Gt 2 Door Hardtop on 2040-cars
Westminster, Maryland, United States
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1964 Dodge Dart GT, mostly complete minus engine. This used to be a 225 Slant 6 powered car, but the engine was removed before I bought it. It does have the pushbutton automatic transmission still in the car. There's also a starter, torque converter, air cleaner housing, and radiator that go with the Dart. There's even the owner's manual in the glovebox.
The body on this Dart is pretty solid for the age. There are some areas of rust- through in the front floors, and in the spare tire area in the trunk, and some small pinholes here and there. The unibody, however, is extremely solid and rust-free. All the suspension mounts are solid, and the body has surprisingly little rust in the usual areas. The fenders are in great shape, with a small dent in the driver's side front fender as seen in the photos. There's a small dent in the passenger side trunk lid area, too. The driver's door has a small area of rust in the lower rear corner. There is some surface rust as seen in the pictures, otherwise the body is very straight and solid. Most of the trim is present, the only missing pieces are one of the tail light bezels, and a side view mirror. The chrome trim under the driver's door has fallen off, but I do have it. The bumpers are straight and solid, with decent chrome. The front grille, headlight surrounds, and lower facia are all in very condition- these are tough parts to find in good condition on these cars. Inside, the seats are worn, cracked, and dry rotted. The carpet is pretty well gone, too. The dash is cracked, and the headliner is falling down. The door panels seem to be in pretty good shape, though. The gauges, instruments, controls, etc are all there. The glass is good, there are no cracks, though the front windshield is delaminating around the bottom edge. The car does roll and steer, and the tires hold air so it can be towed. Vehicle will be sold with a Bill of Sale only, no title. |
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