1973 Dodge Dart

Fastback

225 Slant six- 3 speed on the floor

Manual

Clear

Gasoline

Up for Auction is a nice 1973 Dart Sport with Factory Sunroof option The Dart Sport still has its original paint and never been a apart or in an accidentBought new At Dodge City of Aniston AL where it spent its life until I purchased a few years back Rare Convertriple option(see Below)225 slant six3 speed manual on floor69,000 miles showing- It starts right up - I have driven around the block buts that about it(it has been sitting for over 10 years)Gauges workWater pump/alternator newGas tank was removed and flushed I had a small passenger side front floor patch panel professional installed small rust spot behind rear driver wheel (see pic)The under side is rock solid- original with no under coatinginterior is in good shape for being 40 years old, but is a bit faded , door panels, back seat are goodFront seat is not original Came out of 73 4 door but original is included and will need to be partially recovered Carpet is shot along with original shocks( a bit boncey)I did find a build sheet under rear seat but was torn and fraying (will include)owners manual along with a few receipts are in glove boxAll in all it is a nice unmolested, solid car that is complete - Would make a easy restore project, or with a little work would be a nice Survivor Car/ or convert to V8 4 speed Car will be sold "AS IS" Where is"- I have proper paper work(bill of sale/ registration) that will be provided Any questions feel free to call me at 678-468-0029- Greg Will be listed locally on Craigs Here is a few fact and ads for this cool Mopar Dart Sport packagesConvertriple & Hang TenFor 1973 and 1974, the "Convertriple" option on the Dart Sport included a fold-down rear seat/security panel offering 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) of lengthwise space, and a manually operated metal sunroof.[36] It was advertised as "Three Cars In One": an economy compact, a convertible alternative because of the sunroof, and a roomy station wagon alternative because of the fold down rear seat.[37][38]1975 Hang 10The Convertriple was the basis for the 1975 "Hang 10" option.[39] It was aimed at surfers in an attempt by Dodge marketers to better determine consumer preferences in a declining performance market.[40] Hang ten is a surfing expression for balancing at the end of a surfboard with ten toes over the nose of the board while riding the wave. Available only in Eggshell White exterior with a factory-installed sunroof, the car's fold-down rear seat permitted the loading of a surfboard through the trunk. The Hang 10 option continued the surfing theme with various colored stripe material accenting the white vinyl seats and door panels.[41] Orange shag carpet covered the back of the fold-down rear seat while the dash and center console had orange accents.[41] Red and blue exterior stripes started at the quarter panels with a wave-riding surfer graphic. A surfboard design ran down the center of the hood. Between the taillights, the stripe pattern fattened into surfboard-shaped letters that spelled out "Hang Ten1973 Dodge Dart Convertriple2dr Fastback Coupe 6-cyl. 225cid 3-speed manual on floor; optional 4-speed manualDistinguishing marks: 340 stripe runs body to back window and then scoops up over roof, logos on fenders; Rallye instrument clusterFold-down rear seat available, making this what Chrysler calls a convertriple