1960 Dodge Dart Phoenix D-500 Convertible. 95% restored. 413 Long Ram. Comes with several boxes of spare parts and accessories. Photographed restoration with receipts and documentation. NOT a numbers matching car. Contact me for more details. 40K OBO.
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Beautiful car, don't see any of those around that's for sure.
I used to go to car shows to see something special like your car, I don't even bother much anymore because the vast majority now are just cars you can go out and buy tomorrow with a bunch of stickers and flashy lights on them.
Hope it finds a good home.
I used to go to car shows to see something special like your car, I don't even bother much anymore because the vast majority now are just cars you can go out and buy tomorrow with a bunch of stickers and flashy lights on them.
Hope it finds a good home.
FYI, the intake systems on these were called a "Long Ram" not "Cross Ram". They also never came with a 413 in them and I see that someone put 1960 Polara taillights on it instead of the correct 60 Dart type. It is a beautlful car and would be a great car to cruise around in. This is when cars were not just a car, but an work of art. Just sold my 1960 Dart Pioneer wagon to a friend of mine that is also building a 60 Dart 2 door hardtop restomod with a gen III 5.7 hemi and is using the front and rear suspenson from a 2010 Chrysler 300. You gotta love these cars.👍
Thanks Ron. I appreciate your comments.
Thank you. Yes, it's not the originally engine like you stated. My Dad actually purchased one of these back in 1960, and like any good Mopar guy, he tore out the slant 6 and put in a 413 Long Ram!
Any suggestions on where I can sell it? Its posted on Hemmings now, probably eBay in a week or so. Thank you!
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I think you'd be better served waiting for spring and taking it to Carlisle. This time of year your only going to find guys looking for a steal.
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Should of put it on Bring A Trailer, much more exposure then Hemmings.
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I wouldn't, definitely the wrong car for that site.
Unless it's a Porsche, Ferrari, or other exotic prices are on the low end.
I tried BAT, they denied my request. I didn't know that you had to go through an assessment to sell on their site.
Like was mentioned ahready. This is the worst time to sell it. One, it is off season as they sell better in the spring and you should either list this on a site that caters more to vehicles of this type or at a car show in the warmer time of the year. Two, right now the market is not very strong in the present economy and being close to Christmas. Listing it on Hemmings is good and so is eBay. You could try auctions as well, but I have seen very low bids at this time because of what I have said above. Love these cars. I also have a couple of 60 Plymouth's that I will sell when the market improves. We will still have my wifes 69 Dart and I will be keeping my 62 Dart 440 wagon along with my Demon of course. Listing it on Hemmings is good and so is eBay, but as I have stated, it's a bad time of year normally .
Just noticed that your fender tag shows that your Dart was originally painted Polar White, (WW1). Same as my 62 wagon.
Price dropped to 40K
Sold!
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