1970 Dodge Dart Should I part out or sell as whole car??

[merri5f8]

I have a 1970 Dodge Dart that I just recently came to the conclusion I need to sell do to lack of time and space. I bought the car about 11 yrs ago when I was fifteen and started to rebuild the whole drive train. It orginally was a slant 6 three on the tree. It now has a 360 crate motor and an 833 4 speed on the floor. I aslo put in a brand new Dana 60 rear end (I had big plans for the car!). The body is in ok shape, but def needs some work. I know for sure its going to need a new rear quater panel. The interior also needs some work. There is a small tear in the front seat and the stiching on the ceailing feel apart. So I'm not sure if I should just part the car or try to sell it as is. The drive train probably only has about 3000 miles if that.

 

[MtNemoMopar]

Whatever you think will bring you the most bucks. You may get more in parts, but either way, it's a tough market right now. It's a shame you can't finish it, but I've had a few of those through the years also.
Maybe someone on here is looking for just what you have.

 

[70DartMike]

Put up some pictures and we'll be able to tell you a little better. From your description, it doesn't sound bad at all, and I'd say Don't part it, keep it complete. If its a running driving car, why part it??

 

[Bulldozer]

:worthles:

 

[sireland67]

Storage fees are not that much, if you have had it 11 years, why give up now?

 

[dodgeboy]

i agrre with sireland i thought id had my car for a long time and no progress ive had mine 7 yrs and its still in pieces in the garage done a couple of things here and there un less your just tired of owning the car store it if moneys tight right now