[SOLD] 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger

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Driver quality Dart Swinger. Less than 5,000 miles since Rebuild.

Purchased the car in 2005 with a running 273. I rebuilt a 318 I had in 2007, purchased rebuilt 904 transmission from Cope Racing Trans and swapped the 7 ¼” rear for an 8 ¾”.

Drivetrain:
1968 318 (.060 over bore makes 328 displacement), 9.2:1 Compression, T/A heads (2.02 Intake , 1.60 Exhaust), Comp Cams 268XE, Edelbrock Performer RPM, 670 CFM Holley Street Avenger, D.U.I. electronic ignition, Doug's Headers, Pypes X pipe violator exhaust. Aluminum radiator was installed in 2012 with an electric fan. New gas tank and fuel lines in 2005.
Dynamic 9.5" 3,200 stall converter, CRT Super Street 904, 8 ¾” 3.91 Suregrip rearend.

Suspension/Brakes:
Replaced front suspension bushings with polyurethane, added PST front and rear sway bars, installed new front disc brakes from SSBC with new stainless steel lines and master cylinder. Rims and tires new in 2007, front 15X6 with 205/60R15, rear 15X7 with 235/60R15. Good tread, could use professional alignment to help with handling. Manual steering, have power steering pump and gearbox that can be included if buyer wants.

Exterior:
Was painted green by previous owner, amateur job, but follows the 10mph/10 foot rule. Some chips, some bubbles on lower quarters. I added the AAR Fiberglass hood a few years ago.

Interior:
Hurst Gate/ratchet shifter. Front bucket seats from some sort of mopar, not correct to the car. I do have the original front bench seat. XV lap and shoulder seat belts. Rocky Mountain aluminum dash housing new Autometer electric gauges including electronic speedometer. No headliner in the car, have brand new in a box, missing some of the bows though.

Electrical upgrades:
New alternator, Painless fuse block, added relays for brighter headlights, new H4 Halogen headlights, all electronic gauges, electric radiator fan, small hi-torque starter. Stereo is Alpine headunit, 200W amplifier, 6X9 rear speakers, kick panel’s with speakers.

$10,000
Located near Auburn, NY
 

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A note on the heads:

I posted a picture of my valve train on this site several years ago and someone observed that the heads are the same that came on a T/A Challenger or AAR 'Cuda. They are the same casting number as other 340 or 360 Heads, but have offset rockers for the intake valves, which moved the bore for the pushrod over allowing room to port the intake side of the heads. These have not been ported, but do have larger valves than original (2.02 and 1.60).
 

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Interested in trades as well as I would like another project.

Would like Challenger, Barracuda, early 60's Dodge or Plymouth, Power Wagon
 
Still for sale, not interested trades as I have already purchased my next project.

$9,500
 
Body does need work to be a nicer car, the rockers by the rear tires need to be repaired. The remainder of the body would need to be sanded and repainted to straighten the rest of it out due to poor body work by previous owner. I want to get this sold for cash to work on my Barracuda this winter.

$8,000
 
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