Vehicle Description
A good Mopar is always the best muscle car for the money. The
smaller production numbers and unique touches always make them a
hit today. It gets even better on a 1975 Dodge Dart Sport that has
been upgraded with a power-built 360 V8. And to go with the added
muscle are speedy details like the big hood scoop, a hood tach,
classic slotted mag wheels, a rear-mounted spoiler, and a Hurst
shifter. And as upgraded as this is, everything from the earthy
shade of green to the way this feels the road reminds you it's a
true classic 1970s machine. So take some extra time checking out a
powerful Mopar that still likes to be properly vintage.
HIGHLIGHTS
*A great 1970s shade of green with a modern metallic glow
*Double-barrel hood scoop
*Full-width rear spoiler
*Classic slotted mag wheels
*Good glass and panel gaps for a quality appearance
*Vintage and clean brown interior
*Upgraded bucket seats with a center console in-between
*Hurst Pro-Matic shifter
*Under-dash auxiliary readouts
*Hood tach for a classic head-up display
*Tide engine bay with newer Mopar air grabber and Holley valve
covers
*Upgraded 360 cubic-inch V8
Holley four-barrel carburetor
Mopar performance intake
Headers feeding dual exhaust and Flowmaster mufflers
*A727 Torqueflite three-speed automatic transmission
*3.91 Sure Grip limited-slip rear end
This Dodge has a very cool attitude. Previous weighty pieces like
the radio and A/C were removed, and instead, extra power and rumble
were added. It seems like the ideal setup for a car like this.
After all, the Dart Sport had a style that lived up to its name
with a pointed front end, kick-up rear fenders, and a fastback
profile. So when a car is powerful, affordable, and quite distinct
- right down to both an air scoop and tach on the hood - you know
the full package is irresistible. Call today!!!
