[WANTED] 70-72 Dart body shell.

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Got a buddy looking for a body shell . He has been sitting on a rusty 340 4 speed Dart and has the time now to do a rebuild.
Can be without fenders, doors, hood and trunk lid has his are usable.But will take what's available.
Anybody that has such a animal and wants to let it go let me know.
 
I have a AZ 1970 4-dr shell. Really clean metal.
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Thanks for the quick response and photos.
Unfortunate he is looking for a 2 door though I will pass the information along.
He was looking to not do too much as far as cutting and welding.
 
Picking up a 72 Swinger but it's probably too rusty. Needs trunk floor work, quarters were replaced (poorly) and it needs one rocker. The rest is strangely solid. I'm in St George Utah.
 
Thank you, I have had several hits. I will keep you in mind. He is trying to little as he can as far as patch and weld.
 
So, It'll be a tag swap car then?
I suggest he checks his local laws to see if it's allowable...
 
Liberty MW said:
Because it is not illegal to use a donor body. Maybe in Canada where it's illegal to defend yourself.
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I am surprised by your response.
Seeing that you are in the business of buying and selling cars, parts, and restoring them.
You should know the laws.
There is a lot on the internet on this topic, and the general consensus (in the United States anyway), is that it is a felony to alter, replace, or swap a V.I.N. tag from one car to another and then represent it as the car that the V.I.N. is attached to and is referred to as a rebody. (which is technically illegal)
Here's a link to a discussion about this topic as seen by a well known legal expert in California.

Is it illegal to remove a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)?

Yes, it is illegal to remove a VIN number. Doing so can violate state law. It is also a violation of federal law. There are, however, some exceptions that can apply. Under federal law, removing a VIN number is a felony offense. A conviction can carry up to: 5 years in jail, and $250,000 in
www.shouselaw.com www.shouselaw.com

I'll give you a pass on the ignorant comment about in Canada that it's ''illegal to defend yourself'' as nobody could be that stupid.

Perhaps a little research on your part is in order before posting on both topics...
 
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