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Check out this Charger XV Motorsports has listed for $39,500.00: http://www.xvmotorsports.com/media/68_CHARGER_RT440BLUE.pdf

LOL, nice one, Adam. Sorry, have to be a smartass once in awhile.

Are the vise grips on the sunroof original?(lol)

Looks even more appealing with the additional photos.

With the exception of the minor rust spot and the slight wear on the driver's seat, it looks immaculate. Beautiful Duster, and good luck with the sale.

I like it...

Exterior from what is shown looks pretty clean. I like the fender-mounted turn signal indicators and seat upholstery pattern, very 70's. Should be interesting to drive w/o a brake booster and original brakes. Good luck with the sale; maybe you'll find a buyer who emotionally connects with it...

Great looking car and price. However; it's haunted, isn't it? That's why you're selling it, you dog you...

Time Capsule Plymouth, I like it. Good luck with the sale, she needs a good home.

This one looks pretty clean: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Dodge-Dart-DART-SWINGER-DODGE-DART-340-SWINGER-/270686107661?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item3f0626380d

Look likes you've got some work ahead of you. I'll stop in and say hey next time I'm headed over to the Cookeville-Knoxville side of the state.

Good job, glad it went your way.

Definitely going your way, good for you.

Excellent, glad to see it's doing well, or at least getting there.

Just now placed a bid on it; pushed it above $600.00 for you. My Son-In-Law is in Pharmacy School here in Tennessee, BTW.

Any interior shots available?

Found this one this morning just in case someone is looking for a clean 1970 to start with and drop a V8 into: http://www.autotraderclassics.com/classic-car/1970-Dodge-Dart-328613.xhtml?actionMethod=find%2Fvehicle%2FvehicleSearchResults.xhtml%3AuShipController.init&conversationId=297656

Beautiful car.

Not in my budget, either. Looks as though it has a lot of potential for the right Buyer. I see you have the manual foot pump for your windshield washer fluid, too. For whatever reason I get a chuckle out of the choice Dodge/Chrysler made to do that on these cars.

See this one? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1966-Barracuda-Fastback-4-Speed-Survivor-/130423829861?pt=US_Cars_Trucks

Heck of a price for it. Has to be someone out there to give it a new home.

Any engine compartment and interior shots avalable?

Sad...................

Saw this ad for a Duster in the Gearhead gazzette. Scroll down towards the bottom. http://www.gearheadgazzette.com/2010GG/2010_Jan_GEARHEADGAZETTE.pdf

LOL, my 51-year-old eyes thought his asking price was $5,500.00 I agree, buy the red one which has already been restored for $135,000.00

My 1971 Dart GT came with a 318 but now has a 1972 340 in the engine bay; do I call it a "clone?" No, I call it an improvement. Just kidding; I get a chuckle out of these different names for cars which are made to resemble something they weren't when they were built, and the people who try to...

FABO Gents & Ladies: This car is for sale in my area, and thought I'd post the data re: same. I apologize for not having photos but was unable to upload the one photo of the car the owner has posted in the Gearhead Gazzette on-line newsletter in which I saw this. FOR SALE: As much as I hate...

Gotta love this understated part of the ad: "...The car needs resto has some rust.."

This car about rusted out from underneath me before I could sell it. I love my Dodge Dart, but by 1976 the manufacturing steps to make a car that lasted apparently weren't there anymore.

Congrats on the sale. Good to chat with someone from PA, as always.