1967 Dodge Dart Street/strip on 2040-cars
Hartselle, Alabama, United States
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Thanks for looking. This is a 1967 Dodge Dart that was built to run the 6.0 heads up class and to be street legal. It has a 500" Mopar engine that was built by R&R Speed and Machine in Huntsville Al. It made 721 hp on the dyno. The mains are cross bolted like a Hemi and everything is forged with all the best parts. It will handle up to 300hp of nitros if needed but there is not a system on it now. The trans and converter was built by PTC in Muscle Shoals AL. The converter is an 8" with 5500 stall. The trans is a 727 TF with reverse valve body and transbrake. The rear end is a narrowed Ford 9" with 4.56 gears and coil over shocks. The car has been back halfed with ladder bars. It has all new fuel system, new gauges, new electrical wiring, new 7al3, new aluminum radiator, electric fans, and many other parts. Oh, and new paint.
The engine and trans have NO passes! Just dyno time and in and out of my trailer. All the lights, turn signals work and has 3.5 inch dynomax mufflers. Car is street legal with DOT drag radials. |
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