Make:
Dodge
Model:
Dart 360
Year:
1967
Mileage:
46321
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Virginia
City:
Richmond - VA ,
Zip:
23173
1967 Dodge Dart 360 cubic inch V8 46321 Miles
1967 Dodge Dart because you thought it looked cool and was priced right. Little did you know that this two-door is a sleeper with a powerful upgraded V8 and four-on-the-floor to maximize the fun. The wide front end and big chrome bumpers give the Dart an imposing look that's perfect for muscle car upgrades. But this one doesn't try to announce its power. Instead, you get to appreciate the classic clean lines of the body. And you can pick up on nice details, like how the wide grille extends beyond the headlights and the rear glass curves inward. It's a terrific sleeper where you're more likely to admire the quality respray of the factory Dark Red Metallic paint rather than notice the large dual exhaust tips. So there's a beauty to this car, and the rumble clues others into its full brawn. The interior continues the sea of red. And just like the exterior, it's like to impress people with who clean and stock the full setup is. The carpeting, headliner, dash, and upholstery have the fresher look and feel of a proper investment without ever losing that pure 1960s vibe. You'll even appreciate the little classic details, like the texture of the door panels and the working dome light. There are two wide rows of bench seats, and so you can happily offer friends and family a ride. But the best treats are reserved just for the driver. You get the original thin/grippy steering wheel, which gives you a clear view of the factory gauges. But details like the column-mounted tach, auxiliary readouts under the dash, and Hurst shifter signal that this sleeper Dart is hiding something special under the hood.
1967 Dodge Dart because you thought it looked cool and was priced right. Little did you know that this two-door is a sleeper with a powerful upgraded V8 and four-on-the-floor to maximize the fun. The wide front end and big chrome bumpers give the Dart an imposing look that's perfect for muscle car upgrades. But this one doesn't try to announce its power. Instead, you get to appreciate the classic clean lines of the body. And you can pick up on nice details, like how the wide grille extends beyond the headlights and the rear glass curves inward. It's a terrific sleeper where you're more likely to admire the quality respray of the factory Dark Red Metallic paint rather than notice the large dual exhaust tips. So there's a beauty to this car, and the rumble clues others into its full brawn. The interior continues the sea of red. And just like the exterior, it's like to impress people with who clean and stock the full setup is. The carpeting, headliner, dash, and upholstery have the fresher look and feel of a proper investment without ever losing that pure 1960s vibe. You'll even appreciate the little classic details, like the texture of the door panels and the working dome light. There are two wide rows of bench seats, and so you can happily offer friends and family a ride. But the best treats are reserved just for the driver. You get the original thin/grippy steering wheel, which gives you a clear view of the factory gauges. But details like the column-mounted tach, auxiliary readouts under the dash, and Hurst shifter signal that this sleeper Dart is hiding something special under the hood.
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