Want to spend weekends driving a classic car with the top down and the wind in your hair instead of spinning wrenches in the garage? Then this 1964 Dodge Dart GT convertible may be just the car you’ve been looking for. Under the hood is a nearly indestructible slant six, coupled to a push-button TorqueFlite automatic transmission. While that combination won’t deliver many trophies at the drag strip, it will be easy to work on, with most parts readily available from local parts stores. The Dart sports a modern (but hidden) stereo, and while the car comes wearing five-spoke Cragar wheels, it’s also sold with the original wheels and hubcaps. We see a few things that could use freshening (like the rusty brake drums and the tired engine bay), but these are when-time-allows projects that shouldn’t pull the car off the road for long. From the seller’s description:
This is my 1964 Dodge Dart GT Convertible. It’s a California car with original black and yellow plates. The title is clear and currently registered until August 2016. The numbers are matching with the original slant six engine and power steering. Transmission is a smooth shifting push button automatic. The slant six cylinder motor gets great gas mileage, is very reliable and easy to work on. The top is white and in good working condition. Included is a new Sony stereo with blue tooth. You can play music from your cell phone. The tires are new, on a set of chrome Cragar SS five spoke rims. The original Dart wheels and hubcaps that came on this car are also included. The nice thing about the 1964 Dodge Dart is that used/remanufactured parts are easy to find and there are a lot of companies like Classic Industries in Huntington Beach California that make lots of new parts for the vintage Dodge Dart. This car is fun, cool and always a head turner.
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