For Sale: 1969 Dodge Dart in Bettendorf, Iowa for sale in Bettendorf, IA
Vehicle Description Fully Restored in, numbers matching Dodge Dart M Code.
The 440/375 HP V8 engine was built to stock specs along with the car in the spring of 2021 and has about 500 miles on since.
Correct numbers matching 3spd automatic transmission.
640 M Code Darts were built, and only 57 are in the registry currently known.
Its likely only around 100 exist on the road today.
This car has its matching numbers block and transmission which is very unusual for these cars.
It is a factory vinyl top car and factory tach car.
The factory exhaust manifolds are still present and extremely hard to find, their value is anywhere from $5000-$6000 a set.
They were only produced for one year and specifically for these cars.
The torque box is also unique to these big block cars which it still has.
This car also retains its big block A body radiator, also very rare.
The scheduled build date for this car was March 29th, 1969.
The car was originally from North Carolina.
At least that's what we were told.
All M Codes were automatics, four-speeds were not an option for both the Darts or Cuda's.
The history of these M Codes started with Mr.
Norms asking Chrysler to put a big block in an A body, and they said it couldn't be done, then he turned around and did it himself, then Chrysler started building them.
A couple of other things to look for are they have special K frames only on the 440 Darts and Cuda's they also have a.
The 440/375 HP V8 engine was built to stock specs along with the car in the spring of 2021 and has about 500 miles on since.
Correct numbers matching 3spd automatic transmission.
640 M Code Darts were built, and only 57 are in the registry currently known.
Its likely only around 100 exist on the road today.
This car has its matching numbers block and transmission which is very unusual for these cars.
It is a factory vinyl top car and factory tach car.
The factory exhaust manifolds are still present and extremely hard to find, their value is anywhere from $5000-$6000 a set.
They were only produced for one year and specifically for these cars.
The torque box is also unique to these big block cars which it still has.
This car also retains its big block A body radiator, also very rare.
The scheduled build date for this car was March 29th, 1969.
The car was originally from North Carolina.
At least that's what we were told.
All M Codes were automatics, four-speeds were not an option for both the Darts or Cuda's.
The history of these M Codes started with Mr.
Norms asking Chrysler to put a big block in an A body, and they said it couldn't be done, then he turned around and did it himself, then Chrysler started building them.
A couple of other things to look for are they have special K frames only on the 440 Darts and Cuda's they also have a.
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