No Reserve 1968 Dodge Dart Gt Convertible Same Owner Since 1970! Rare! on 2040-cars
Gig Harbor, Washington, United States
Selling at NO RESERVE is the RARE 1968 Dodge Dart GT Convertible 96k Original miles. This car has been owned buy the 2nd owner sence 1970! All original Paint that Is showing its age. Car had been sitting for about 10 years until the last month. Lots of new parts to make this Road worthy. Has Power black top that is decent. All glass in good shape. New gas tank, Full tune up, new Carb, Brakes, front and rear bumpers, and new carpet. Solid floors, frame and trunk. Newer Cragar wheels and tires. Interior is original exept for the carpet and working radio. Seats have a few rips in them but are decent. This is a good running and driving car just in time for spring.
Please call with any questions and for my BUY IT NOW PRICE! Jared 253-444-7219 On Mar-07-14 at 17:53:13 PST, seller added the following information: Correct Vin # LP2788B324372 |
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