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picked this up yesterday, bit different to the aspen but lots of fun!!!

probably not to everyones liking with the "tractor" size rear wheels and arches
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Whats the story on this then Dodge? Running, roadworthy, project or what?
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flippin eck you kept that quiet fair play like it
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318ci v8 +60 ,hot cam,elderbrock inlet,holley carb, headers,quicksilver shifter,new superstock rear springs,slot mags,good tires,full exhaust system,taxed &tested.

Looks like a recent paint job. I hope it is not hiding too much.
Only got up to £3K on ebay and didn't meet reserve.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/dodge-dart_W0QQit ... .m14.l1318
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Ahh, wasnt that on ebay a while ago in grey primer?
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yeah shes a runner, motd, taxed, insured everything, drove her back from birmingham yesterday no problems, little bit of steam escaping when i pulled up but have traced it to coming out of the overflow on the radiator will get a tube and a catch can for it sometime
ticking away the moments that make up a dull day, you fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way.


no car - buts its gotta be a mopar!
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Nice one, whats the hot 318 go like, did you have a bit of a play on the drive home?
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Dave wrote:318ci v8 +60 ,hot cam,elderbrock inlet,holley carb, headers,quicksilver shifter,new superstock rear springs,slot mags,good tires,full exhaust system,taxed &tested.

Looks like a recent paint job. I hope it is not hiding too much.
Only got up to £3K on ebay and didn't meet reserve.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/dodge-dart_W0QQit ... .m14.l1318
i put a bid in for it when it was primer grey but got out bid and it didnt make reserve, saw it was re-advertised on ebag, called the bloke up had a chat saw it last week, made an offer and the rest as they say is history, she will need some work done sometime but nothing too serious, a few little things need tidying up, hood pins, wheel well, all the electrics work ive got all the original trim pieces
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Lee wrote:Nice one, whats the hot 318 go like, did you have a bit of a play on the drive home?
yeah had a bit of a play, ive got too many feet!!! kept braking with my left foot, - never driven an auto before, definitely different
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Post by Jon Benn »

Nice car, if we can fill one more bay we can open a small museum :thumbright:

currently we have, Barracuda, Aspen, Dart, Charger and one Drag bike (in bits undergoing restoration by my 15 year old daughter.)
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I like that - its (to me) a very period looking car.

Any pics of under the hood.? :thumbright:

With hindsight, I probably would have bought an A body, and 440-6'ed that. :D
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That so badly needs a fibreglass front bumper.

Nice car, though :thumbright:
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Pete wrote:That so badly needs a fibreglass front bumper.

Nice car, though :thumbright:

cheers

and wings and rear bumper and trunk lid
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I like that, very nostalic .... What are you planning for it ??

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Yep, that gets my vote too, I love it just as it is, though I'm with Pete on the front bumper...a glass fibre one will save you about 60lbs at least and it'll look the part!
The pump don’t work coz the vandals took the handles.

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