1966 Dodge Dart

Coupe Coupe

225 c.i Slant Six

Automatic

LP23865111212

Clear

Gasoline

I'm selling my little beauty, reluctantly I might add. I've bought another car and there is no room in my garage anymore. I bought this car five years ago from an elderly Japanese lady, who had owned it since new. She only used it to get around her neighborhood, thus only 58,000 original miles. When I bought it the odometer read a bit over 54,000. The exterior is still in good condition with a few minor scuffs and scrapes, to be expected after nearly fifty years. The interior still looks great with only minor wear and tear. The drive train is excellent and it cruises the L.A. freeways with no problem, other than the occasional smile and thumbs up from someone as they go by. There are no rattles or noises when driving either. Brakes, tires and shocks are all good as well. She leaves a drop or two from the oil pan and a new seal may be in order. The AM radio has never worked but that didn't concern me. The heater hoses are not hooked up currently, but that can be fixed easily. The speedometer is not accurate, but that is also fixable. I had a new head gasket installed and the radiator has been re-cored. New alternator, points and plugs were put in recently and she hums right along without a worry. Always starts right on time, even after sitting for a month or more. If you have any questions, feel free to call me at (310)370-3994. This is one cool little car! On Feb-21-15 at 11:22:45 PST, seller added the following information: When they did the head gasket, they also did a valve job. I found out that the heater may need a new core, but I'm told that's an easy fix. They guy who came to look at it today told me it had been repainted in the original color. I will put a photo on here of the warranty plate that belonged to the original owner. I am only the second owner of this car! On Feb-24-15 at 09:06:29 PST, seller added the following information: I learned today that the speedometer needs a new cable. It is accurate up to 55-60 mph, then it just won't go any further.