1964 Dodge Dart

This vehicle is located at our Metro Detroit facility - 3175 Martin Rd, Commerce Twp, MI 48390



GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this beautifully restored 1964 Dodge Dart GT for your consideration. This Dart comes in a striking Red exterior complemented by a matching Red interior, offering a bold and classic appearance. Powering this Dodge is a 273 cubic inch V8 paired with the signature push button automatic transmission, delivering a smooth and enjoyable driving experience. This Dart underwent a complete restoration in the early 2000s and has been recently serviced with extensive receipts totaling over $20,000. Recent work includes a new power steering belt and fluid, extensive electrical system updates, new suspension components, new ball joints, rehabilitated control arms, new engine mounts, repair of a transmission oil leak, adjustment of the transmission shifter link and cable, repaired door locks and door panels, new transmission oil pan gasket, repaired power steering system, replaced instrument cluster, new alternator, repaired battery terminals, new battery, new ignition switch, fresh spark plugs, new air filter, and a new idler arm. Additional highlights include a powered convertible top, red convertible boot, reupholstered interior, spacious trunk, and chrome front and rear bumpers. Drive this one out of our showroom or have us assist with shipping it to you anywhere in the United States! Dont hesitate to call us with any questions or for more information.



The 1964 Dodge Dart was part of Chryslers compact car lineup and marked a shift toward more refined styling and improved performance. Built on the A-body platform, the Dart offered a range of engine options that appealed to both economy-minded buyers and performance enthusiasts. The introduction of V8 power in a lightweight chassis made the Dart a strong competitor in the growing compact segment. Its clean design, dependable engineering, and versatility helped solidify its place as a popular choice among American drivers during the mid-1960s.



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