Vehicle Description
In 1971, Dodge wanted to spice up demand for it's full-sized Dart
and began offering variants of the model with different trims and
powerplant options. One of the standout offerings was the Demon.
With distinctive fastback styling and trim options, the Demon was
positioned as a performance option to run in-line with the popular
Plymouth Duster. Since far fewer Demons than Dusters were produced,
V8 models today continue to command a visible premium.
This 1972 Demon is the result of a full restoration focused on
maintaining the car's originality. The car is powered by its
original 340vi V8 and automatic transmission. Fire up this Demon,
roll down the road and it become apparent that the 35,856 original
miles on the odometer show that it has been cared for. Options on
the car include dealer-installed dual snorkel scoop and Go Wing
spoiler. The car is riding on a newer set of Firestone wide oval
tires mounted on Rally rims.
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