1967 Dodge Dart Gt Convertible, 273 4-barrel on 2040-cars
Pass Christian, Mississippi, United States
1967 Dodge Dart GT Convertible
Has been restored and is a 273 4-barrel, 4-speed car with bucket seats, head rests, dress-up pedals, front disk brakes, sure grip, factory console tach and A/C. Fender tag indicates it was originally a 2-barrel, auto with split bench. Restoration is solid with new top (glass), factory hubcap mags, edelbrock carb, MSD distributor, Cater carb and new spare firestone redline. This car is an excellent example of an E-code Dart GT tribute and would make a great 383 GTS tribute. Car is a hit at Mopar shows and cruise events. Selling because I don't have the time to enjoy it. I would love to see it go to a new Mopar home. Serious inquiries only.
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