1973 Plymouth Satellite ( Roadrunner ) Gtx Mopar Project No Reserve Cheap on 2040-cars
Darien, Georgia, United States
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1973 Plymouth Satellite Sebring 2-door hardtop. Factory red car with white vinyl top and white interior. Has 318 V8, automatic transmission, power steering, power disc brakes, and bucket seats out of a 1972 Dodge Charger. Has large fuel cell in the trunk, and will drive well enough to load on a trailer. Car had been sitting for a long time, and acted like a valve was sticking. I ran some Marvel Mystery Oil down the carb, and it is running better now, and doesn't have the "pop" it had before under load, but is still smoking. Not sure if it is still burning off the Marvel or not, I would plan on swapping in a 340, 360, or even a big block just in case. Floor pans are really decent, but trunk floor and body has some rust. All glass is good. Has mag wheels on it, look like old Cragars. Large diameter exhaust exits just ahead of the rear wheels.
Transmission has no reverse, but I do have another transmission and torque converter that go with the car for the asking price. Turn signal switch is broken, but I have an entire steering column that goes with it. Would be a fun project or beater if you want to be like Joe Dirt. Car is a project car, and needs restored. Price does reflect condition. Deposit of $300 due within 72 hours of auctions end. Balance due within 14 days of auctions end. Car can be stored here for up to 30 days after the auctions end, unless we make other arrangements. Car is located about one hour south of Savannah, Georgia. Winning bidder will be presented with a bill of sale, as this is what is required in the state of Georgia on 1985 and older vehicles. Thank you for looking, and best wishes! Frank |
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