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Yeah I would definitely make that a 451 crank.

You have a valid point. Wheels are so hard to change, it might just be a deal-breaker.

Great deal, just ignore the idiot salesman and offer $7500, drive it home.

Nice find and priced right. Is it as solid as it looks?

I had that happen also. I logged out and did something else for awhile, came back and it worked again. Not sure if that fixed it, but it's worth a try.

I think he's a member, said he has a '63 Dart. The Valiant is going in the barn for a later build. I'm just happy it was saved, I really didn't want to part it out.

I gave seller's info to a local guy who wants to save the car, he bought it. Another saved from the crusher.

Correction...she pulled the ad but Valiant is still available.

Just got a reply...no new pics but was told price is $300. Good deal I think?

I've asked for more pics, no reply yet.

Seller doesn't know if it's a '64 or '65, no title. Has a few parts I wouldn't mind grabbing if the price is right on the car. I know they're not worth a lot, but what's a decent price? If anyone wants this as a project or needs everything, I can pass on info and let you grab it.

Nice car, love the color. I'd change the wheels to 15" chrome mag 500s, maybe custom widths like 4" front and 8" rear.

What kills me about this Kindig build is they started with a very solid and clean R/T. Any two door Coronet would have provided the same canvas to build on. One top of that, I knew this particular car well. Was definitely a "survivor" with faded original paint and very little rust. Would have...

And it's those types that stubbornly stick to their story. No, can't man-up and admit you're wrong. That would be the end of the world.

Agree and I like it that way. Got my two A-bodies I wanted to build. I still want a couple B & E bodies but they'll have to wait.

People are selling off older muscle to buy new muscle What used to be the core demographic of older muscle owners is dying off or headed to nursing homes There's less demand for older muscle, as new muscle is faster/more comfortable/better driving, plus many of the newer non-performance cars...

A few mistakes but it's expected...enjoyed it, kinda funny.

I'd rather stick a modern engine in a '60s Dodge truck than get a new one.

'65-'67 B body rear is great for Duster/Demon/Sport '68-'70 works as well, just a little wider

I should clarify...it was 1989 and it needed some work. Still regret it though!

I've done something far dumber than that - sold a '70 Charger R/T for $1200.

Haha, I hope you're joking

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Great deal for a nice looking Dart that runs good.

Ok then.

Want a tubbed/caged car?

I've seen a Road Runner that was so twisted up that there's a buckle in the roof and the doors don't shut. This was a violent 4 speed car with no cage and no frame connectors. It was undrivable and basically scrap at that point. The guy ended up getting a different body and transferring all his...

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My 67 fastback with 440/727 gutted interior was 2920 w/o driver.

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