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- 1961
- Make:
- Dodge
- Model:
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- Body type:
- Sedan
- Exterior color:
- Blue
- Interior color:
- Blue
- Transmission:
- Automatic
- Mileage:
- 42,877
- Stock #:
- T193
- VIN:
- 5217129763

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1961 Dodge Dart
42,877 mi
$22,900
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Derek C
Reviewed a 1962 Dodge Dart on Jun 6, 2010
A rare and exotic muscle car. These cars were the first in factory race cars. They are extremely rare and valuable. At the time of this vehicle it was a head in engineering and technology. Engines varied from the 225 ci slant 6 to big blocks and factory race ready wedge motors. This car was considered a mid size car and its compact version was the Valiant. The most popular saying about this car is "The only thing uglier than a '63 is a '62." This car is all original body, original paint was champaign and the interior has been redone. Performance is very good 1/4 mile is high 11's low 12's, handling is crisp for its age, and build is exceptional. This car has no rust it was an original South Dakota car.
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