1972 Dodge Dart Demon on 2040-cars
Jupiter, Florida, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:383
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Dodge
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Dart
Trim: STOCK
Drive Type: 8 CYLINDER
Mileage: 56,784
Exterior Color: Orange
I AM LISTING THIS CAR FOR MY FRIEND WHO IS NOT INTO COMPUTERS. THIS IS THE STORY ON THIS CAR, AND IF YOU'RE NOT SURE YOU CAN BUY IT, DON'T BID PLEASE. THE CAR IS A 1972 DODGE DEMON 99% RUST FREE ORIGINAL ORANGE 340 4 SPEED FROM THE FACTORY. IT WAS RACED IN THE EARLY 80'S AND THEN PUT IN STORAGE UNTIL NOW. THERE IS NO BONDO ON THE CAR THE INTERIOR IS REAL NICE, DASH IS ALSO VERY NICE. THE MOTOR IS A REBUILT 383 MAGNUM WITH A LOT OF HP ( PUMP GAS), IT HAS NEW FENDERWELL HEADERS MSD IGNITION NEW CLUTCH AND PERFECT WORKING 4 SPEED TRANS WITH A LINE LOCK. THERE IS A NEW 373 SURE GRIP POSI REAR END I HAVE THE ORIGINAL FENDER TAG THAT I WILL GIVE TO THE NEW OWNER. IT HAS A 3 POINT ROLL BAR THAT CAN BE EASILY TAKEN OUT IF YOU LIKE. IN THE TRUNK WHERE THE SPARE TIRE GOES THEY CUT 2 SMALL SLITS TO RUN THE LINES FOR THE FUEL THATS IT. A SPARE FRONT VALANCE COMES WITH IT. HE WAS GOING TO TAKE IT BACK TO STOCK BUT HE'S 65 YEARS OLD AND CAN'T DO IT NOW. IT RAINED THE NIGHT BEFORE SO THATS DIRT ON THE CAR IN THE PHOTO. HE HAS A DATE CODED 72 340 MAGNUM MOTOR REBUILT AND A COMPLETE K-FRAME WITH DISC BRAKES AVAILABLE FOR $1500 EXTRA. THE CAR IS SOLD AS IS WHERE IS. THANKS AND PLEASE ONLY BID TO BUY 754 368-0912 ROB FOR ANY QUESTIONS.
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