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For Sale: 1962 Dodge Dart 440 - "Must see" - Can deliver to Turkey Rod Run - Mandarin, FL - Not Mine


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For sale on Craigslist: 1962 Dodge Dart 440 4-Door Hardtop in Mandarin, FL  -  $9,950  -  Call or text:  904 234 98 two five

 

Link: https://daytona.craigslist.org/cto/d/jacksonville-1962-doge-dart-door/7235270404.html

 

Seller's Description:

1962 Dodge Dart 440 4-Door Hardtop

  • condition: excellent
  • VIN: 5322131273
  • cylinders: 8 cylinders
  • delivery available
  • odometer: 83927
  • paint color: blue
  • title status: clean
  • transmission: automatic

Must see and drive to believe the condition of this rare (1 of 13,130 produced) '62 Dodge Dart 440 4 door hardtop equipped with 318 engine, push-button automatic transmission, power steering, original Music Master AM radio, and vintage air conditioning. This classic Mopar runs and drives as good as it looks and needs nothing to enjoy cruising right now. Lots of new parts including:

  • New P235/60R/14 Cooper Cobra GT radial tires mounted on powder-coated rims (factory date coded).
  • New fuel tank, sending unit, metal fuel line front to rear, and fuel filter.
  • New brake master cylinder, wheel cylinders, metal brake lines front to rear, and brake hoses.
  • New water pump and hi-performance 5-blade engine cooling fan with clutch.
  • New engine timing chain & gears, hydraulic valve lifters and push rods, and new belts and hoses.
  • New power steering pump hoses.
  • New electronic ignition conversion, ignition wires, and spark plugs.
  • New air-conditioning system (R-134a under dash) with carburetor idle solenoid.
  • New carpet, window felts, door wind laces, and trunk and door weather-striping.
  • New headliner.
  • Comes with its original build sheet, owners manual, owner service certificates/warranty booklets, and never installed license plate mounting hardware. Also included is the factory original bumper jack/lug wrench, 'Jiffy-Jet' windshield washer bag, and numerous vintage magazine ads, articles, dealer brochures, retail price sheet, and a reproduction MSRP window label.

Will be in Daytona area over Thanksgiving holiday and can deliver to the Turkey Rod Run.

 

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In my opinion, the 1962 Dodge is the ugliest

American car I have ever seen.  There isn't a

congruent line on the entire body;  the front end

hasn't the slightest beauty;  the side moldings

at the front and rear are totally unrelated;  there's

a hop-up at the rear side window for no reason;

and the list goes on.

 

I certainly apologize if I'm insulting any fans.

But there's no question as to why sales were poor.

It's important to preserve history, and this is an

example to modern designers of what NOT to do!

 

Edited by John_S_in_Penna (see edit history)
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They are funky but I have seen worse.  In this condition I wouldn't be ashamed to own and drive it.   I've found as cars like this get older,  and especially survive I can appreciate them.  Not like many other cars but still would garner a quick look.  A 42 Olds, I think it was a convertible,  has alot of funkiness going on but seeing probably a #1 condition one at Hershey maybe 5 years ago in the swapmeet one evening (not for sale) I gave it a look over.

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We were given one of these as a loaner when we returned our 63 Dart back to the dealer. I can remember we took it to my cousins wedding and thinking it was a nice car. I'm a little older and wiser now. 

They are unique though. 

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21 hours ago, GregLaR said:

John, here is a challenger for the title.

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My grandma had one of these when I was 15 or so.

I ran the crap outa that thing.

Wish I had one now. My grand son will be wanting a car before I know it.

A slant six car would be perfect.

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