1969 Dodge Dart GT
$4500 obo
Payment Methods Accepted: Cash
Location: Downey, CA
Good evening ladies and gentlemen. Up for sale is a 1969 Dodge Dart GT. I will try my best to give a good description of the car. If I miss or leave anything out, please do ask and I will try my best to answer your questions.
The car is being sold as a roller. The body is VERY straight with the exception of the driver's side front fender. It is a tiny bit wavy and my best guess is that after having been parked in the garage for a while it took a bit of bumps and hits. The car will come with a replacement fender that is straight.The car does have some spots with body filler on it...specifically, in the lower portion of the rear window, and on the passenger's side quarter panel right around the wheelwell. Nothing major but it is there.
As far as rust is concerned, the only spot I could find was in the driver's side quarter panel right around the wheelwell, a common spot for rust on these cars and most older cars in general. It is not a big spot at all.
The bumpers are near perfect and shine up to an almost like new finish. The grille, bezels, and rear GT panel are also in excellent shape. The car comes with all glass minus the front windshield.
The interior needs work, but other than that it is all there with the exception of the carpet. I do not think the front buckets that came with the car are original, but they are in good shape. The dash was taken apart by one of the previous owners but all the pieces are there and available.
As far as suspension goes, the car is complete all the way down to torsion bars. It sports an 8 3/4 rear end out of a truck with a 741 diff that has been professionally cut down to fit the a-body chassis. The car has been converted to bbp and front disc brakes but(missing the calipers, all other parts are there) but comes with no rear brakes. Since it is a roller, it will come with roller wheels: 15" mopar rallyes and 14" wheels up front.
Overall, the car will make an excellent platform for a race car or a street car if one is willing to put in the work. It was my intention to build it into a nice street/strip car but unfortunately at this time I am not able to do so. I need to get rid of it so hopefully someone on here can pick it up for what I believe is a very good price.
I would prefer to do a local sale. However, if you are willing to arrange your own shipping I would not be opposed to selling it to someone out of state. Shoot me a message and we can go from there. I have more pics so if you need anything in specific shoot me your email. Thanks for looking.
Marvin
$4500 obo
Payment Methods Accepted: Cash
Location: Downey, CA
Good evening ladies and gentlemen. Up for sale is a 1969 Dodge Dart GT. I will try my best to give a good description of the car. If I miss or leave anything out, please do ask and I will try my best to answer your questions.
The car is being sold as a roller. The body is VERY straight with the exception of the driver's side front fender. It is a tiny bit wavy and my best guess is that after having been parked in the garage for a while it took a bit of bumps and hits. The car will come with a replacement fender that is straight.The car does have some spots with body filler on it...specifically, in the lower portion of the rear window, and on the passenger's side quarter panel right around the wheelwell. Nothing major but it is there.
As far as rust is concerned, the only spot I could find was in the driver's side quarter panel right around the wheelwell, a common spot for rust on these cars and most older cars in general. It is not a big spot at all.
The bumpers are near perfect and shine up to an almost like new finish. The grille, bezels, and rear GT panel are also in excellent shape. The car comes with all glass minus the front windshield.
The interior needs work, but other than that it is all there with the exception of the carpet. I do not think the front buckets that came with the car are original, but they are in good shape. The dash was taken apart by one of the previous owners but all the pieces are there and available.
As far as suspension goes, the car is complete all the way down to torsion bars. It sports an 8 3/4 rear end out of a truck with a 741 diff that has been professionally cut down to fit the a-body chassis. The car has been converted to bbp and front disc brakes but(missing the calipers, all other parts are there) but comes with no rear brakes. Since it is a roller, it will come with roller wheels: 15" mopar rallyes and 14" wheels up front.
Overall, the car will make an excellent platform for a race car or a street car if one is willing to put in the work. It was my intention to build it into a nice street/strip car but unfortunately at this time I am not able to do so. I need to get rid of it so hopefully someone on here can pick it up for what I believe is a very good price.
I would prefer to do a local sale. However, if you are willing to arrange your own shipping I would not be opposed to selling it to someone out of state. Shoot me a message and we can go from there. I have more pics so if you need anything in specific shoot me your email. Thanks for looking.
Marvin
