1971 Dodge Demon/dart Mopar on 2040-cars
New Jersey, United States
Trim: Demon
Make: Dodge
Mileage: 999,999
Model: Dart
1971 Dodge Demon with a fresh 318 (+.040), Eagle rods, KB pistons, Kevko pan ,Comp cams and a Holley carb. Rebuilt 904 trans with 3500 convertor, and low 1st gear. 8 3/4 rear spool with 4.88 gears and Mopar Super Stock springs (relocated to frame rails). Wilwood brakes in front and new drum brakes in rear. Frame connectors ,loop and snubber. Car has an interior, door panels, new carpet and headliner. Grille has been redone , glass is nice as is trim. new door handles and side mirror.Newer front bumper (chrome) with a fiberglass rear bumper . All new Goodyear rubber front and rear on new weld wheels. A clean, nice looking and running Mopar. Will sell as a roller ,or consider some trades for a project and cash. Car sold on a bill of sale. Please email any questions
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