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Looks good to me

Car has been inactive for a couple of years. We have done quite a bit to make her a driver again. Fixed the heater and climate control stuff and then moved on to fixing leaks and a noisy lifter. It all started when we loaned it out for a movie shoot and it started leaving puddles on the floor.

Dodge Dart 270

How about DD-27 ?

You really should consider loosening the pivot nuts to allow the bushings to equalize, otherwise those LCA bushings are getting twisted more than they should and will eventually split apart. Same goes for upper A arms. If rubber, those bushings are not meant to be twisted at rest.

I still think of these cute little cars as "Late Model" vehicles. Guess some stuff doesn't need to change.......

I like the upper control arms.

Very nice looking Dart. How long before you swap the slanty for a 360?:)

I hope she doesn't break in half during the move. The structure of that car really looks compromised. I ran out of that kind of ambition about ten years ago.

I am sure that will buff right out:) It looks really bad because it it really bad, but that could still be repaired. Why don't you get a repair estimate and get Mustang boy's daddy to pony up for the repairs, if you do some of the work yourself you might get a whole restoration for free out of...

Please show some more pics of this Euro-Ruster. If there are only 330 left registered over there you have one rare car! It sounds like it might be beyond repair but you never know. There are some pretty knowledgeable people on this site that might be able to guide you into bringing her back...

Was the yellow stuff covering the body paint or fungus? I take it you replaced the rear trunk lid? That's amazing the body looks as good as it does judging from what it looked like when you drug it home. I bet the neighbors were loving that:)