1962 Dodge Dart

440 2 Dr Hardtop

318

Automatic

5322113205

Clear

Gasoline

1962 Dodge Dart 440. These are extremely rare cars and even more rare in this condition. This car is a dry car from Idaho and currently resides at my home in Pendleton Oregon. The car still wears its original 1A Idaho plate which signifies that it is from Boise. The paint is mostly original with the exception of the left front fender, hood, and grill surround which were obviously changed early in the life of this car. There is almost no rust to deal with on this one. I have lots of pictures on here and more available. The engine is the original 318 Poly. It doesn't turn over. The transmission is the original Torqueflite and the drive train is original as well. I have a 413 out of a 65 New Yorker that goes with the car if you want it as well as assorted other parts pertaining to that particular engine. If you want the 413 it can go with the car at no extra charge or you can leave them behind as I place no value on it or the parts. I do not know anything about the internals of either engine. The odometer shows 80,000 miles. This car has been stored inside for the past 20+ years but obviously the sun has taken a toll on the car prior to that. This car is an amazing project. Only reason for the sale is lack of room for storage. Feel free to ask questions. More pictures are available if requested. The price for the car is FOB Pendleton Oregon. The Zip Code is 97801 if you want to see what you would be in the car delivered to your address. Again, this car is a complete project but does not run. Thank you for reading the information on the Dart. There are over 80 photographs available on request. The Title is an Idaho Title in the name of the person that I bought it from. I will sell the car with the Title, Receipt made out to me, and a Receipt from me to the buyer of the Dodge. On Feb-16-18 at 14:38:32 PST, seller added the following information: This is a one year car. The 62 was the a B Body Dart while 1963 and later were A Body cars sized down to accommodate the compact car craze that was sweeping the nation.