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Over its original 13-year production run, the Dart earned a good reputation. The Dart was one of the most successful compact cars ever introduced in the American automobile marketplace. It enjoys a strong owner loyalty and is a car that has established a reputation for reliability and value. These little Darts also had a reputation for being fast when properly equipped. This Mopar Orange example has been properly equipped for speed. This Dart could almost be considered a sleeper, but the intimidating hood scoop and big/little Weld Racing Drag Lites give it away that this is just not another reliable or cost-effective Dart. As soon as the key is turned and the engine rumbles to life, you suddenly realize this Dart means business. Under the hood of this bright orange Dart is a built up 360 CID V8 engine. The engine has been bored. 030 for a little extra displacement and to insure the rings are sealing for compression of the pistons. Feeding this healthy little 360 V8 is a Holley 750 cfm dual line carburetor. The sent gases exit through a new set of headers and exit through axle dumps. The rear end has been slightly narrowed so that meatier...

This beast of an SUV has been restored to be taken to shows or even used as a daily driver.

This Ramcharger has only had 3 owners in its whole 35 years on the road. The truck itself has about 47k miles but has had the whole drivetrain swapped out by S and J engines. The normal 318 V8 engine has been swapped out and a 360 V8 and 727 Automatic transmission about 500 miles ago. With its 9. 25 Dana rear end and geared to 3. 23 it can now hit the backroads, take it off-road, or even cruise down the highway with ease. The truck has been repainted two tone with PPG Blue on blue and that style carried into the interior with a duel blue color theme. The fresh paint is set off nicely with tons of chrome accent parts. The trim, bumpers, and even exhaust chrome is in like new condition and shows well. There is also assist steps to get into this monster truck, a tow package for pulling your boat, front push bar, and even polished custom wheels with oversized tires. When you jump into this Dodge you will notice that there has been fresh...

1974 was a difficult year for the muscle car. Coming off of the 1973 OPEC oil embargo, engines had begun to get smaller, with fewer carburetor barrels, lower compression, and generally just began to feel anemic. Normally, all of these poor descriptors would fit a 1974 Dart, but not this Y-6 Gold one you see before you. This car has had new life breathed into it, in the form of a 340 CID V8 from a 1970 Dart. It has the famous -6-Pack- on top of it, with a triple Holley 2 barrel carburetor set up, and a Mopar Purple cam. The 727 Torqueflite 3 speed automatic has been rebuilt roughly 300 miles ago with Redline high performance parts and a mild shift kit make sure the shifts are firm. To handle the new found power, the rear end has been changed to a Ford 9- rear end with 4:10 gears to...

This was the first convertible truck to hit the sales floor since the Ford Model A. There were roughly 2,500 of these trucks sold in 1989 which makes it a great find.

We challenge you to find another one in this condition. The black paint surrounding this pickup is in great condition along with the clearly distinguishable logo along the side and rear. The car has been kept original including the 3. 9L V6 TBI OHV engine. It has a 3-Speed Automatic Transmission to make for a nice enjoyable ride. There are like new Firestone Destination LE tires so don-t be afraid to put the miles on them.

The interior is a nice burgundy red and is in great shape and might I add that this red interior and the hard plastic door panels increase the extreme rarity of this pickup. The convertible top is in good condition and a nice little option to have so you...

7-liter Hemi V8 paired with a five-speed automatic transmission and a limited-slip differential. Equipment includes polished 20? wheels, body-color side skirts, and bumper covers, Rumble Bee bedside graphics, a hood scoop, yellow interior trim, air conditioning, cruise control, an upgraded stereo, and a serialized production number. This Rumble Bee has 63k miles and is offered with a clean Carfax report.

The truck is finished in Black Clearcoat and features chrome yellow Rumble Bee graphics on the rear bedsides. and exterior equipment includes color-matched front and rear bumpers, side skirts, a front spoiler, a hood scoop, front fog lights, tail light covers, an aluminum-look fuel door, and a chrome roll bar.

Polished 20? alloy wheels are wrapped in 275/60r20 Milestar Radial tires. Braking is provided by four-wheel discs, and the truck is equipped with a front stabilizer bar.

The cabin features a 40/20/40 split-bench seat upholstered in Black Leather. Equipment includes yellow dash and door panel trim, a folding center armrest with a storage console, a power-adjustable driver's seat, air conditioning, a Double Tin Touchscreen stereo, under-seat storage, and cruise control. A serialized production number plaque on the center stack identifies this example as number 4204.

A four-spoke steering wheel frames a...