1974 Dodge Dart Sport Coupe 2-door 3.7l on 2040-cars
Mariposa, California, United States
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1974 Dodge Dart Sport driven daily. This car has the 225 CID Slant-6
with rare and desirable 2bbl Super-Six setup with a manual choke that works well. It runs strong and
smooth, 904 automatic transmission works well, shifts smoothly, no
problems. The car has power steering with manual 10" drum brakes all the
way around, and they stop the car fine. I have a JVC AM/FM/CD with
audio input jack stereo mounted below the dash, the original radio is
still in the dash. The heater and defrosters work fine. The 2 speed
wipers work like they should as well.
Interior is reasonably nice, upholstery is good, carpet is new, door panels in average condition, headliner fabric was coming off so I removed the fabric, but the original fiberboard headliner backing is still in place. All gauges work as they should. All the lights (including the instrument lights) work fine. The dash is in good shape, the dash pad is in good shape too. The body is probably average or better for its age - perhaps because it has been in California its whole life. There is however one small area of rust on the extreme bottom of the passenger side quarter panel behind the tire (see photo). As you can see in the pictures the car has small dings etc, and the paint (which is original) has faded away in some places to reveal metal. The floor pans, trunk floor, and frame rails are solid. Since this is a '74 model NO SMOG is required in CA. I have a clean title in my name. Car is currently registered and insured. I bought the car from the original owner some years ago. The following parts are new over the last year or so: passenger side mirror, master cylinder, battery, heater core, temperature sending unit, door window seals, fuel sending unit, fuel pump and hoses, carpet, and both fan and power steering belts. Car is daily driven, but I would recommend an alignment and new tires before too long, The tires do have great tread, but are probably fairly old. They are size P195/75R14 all season tires with original hub caps. This would make an awesome project for someone to make a V-8 muscle car out of, or continue to enjoy it as it is - it is up to you. Please ask me any questions you may have and I will do my best to accurately answer them. Though I have done my best to be complete and accurate in my description, the car is 40 years old and is being sold as is. Car is for sale locally also. I reserve the right to end the auction. Buyer is 100% responsible for pick-up, transportation, etc., of the vehicle., although I will work with your shipper if you are out of my area. Nonrefundable deposit of $500 via PayPal due within 24 hours of auction close. Balance may be paid via cash, certified check, or PayPal. |
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