1967 Dodge Dart Gt 499ci Pro Charger 6 Speed Automatic Dana 60 on 2040-cars
Fairborn, Ohio, United States
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The car has had a stripped down ground up restoration with beautiful black paint job inside and out the the glass was removed and seals were replaced. It has 6 speed auto trans manual shift trans with the help of a gear vendors set up. Brand new dana 60 with .373 gears and strange axles from DTS. The trans has all roller compomonents including a turbo action valve body and turbo action converter. ALL the interior is new even the door panels from legendary auto interiors. The engine is a 499ci 400 block bored and stroke h beam rods eagle crank and custom diamond pistons. It has a F-1 pro charger set up with duel stage water/methanol injection capable about 28psi of boost I have it around 21 which is PLENTY . It has heating and air condtioning from classic auto air that works great. Aluminum radiator with dual flex a lite fans. The frame has been proffessionally tied. It has a complete alterkation fron suspension with power rack and pinion steering. Everything has been powder coded torsion bars have been eliminated. TTI headers edelbrock heads with indy port work done. The list could go on and on please if you have any questions feel free to call me anytime my number is 937 681 6477 I am on selling the car because medical expenses. The we 10:12 @ 141 loosing traction in 1st to give you and idea of what kind of dangerous car this is.
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