Make:
Dodge
Model:
Dart GT
Year:
1964
Mileage:
37886
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Texas
City:
Houston - TX ,
Zip:
77002
1964 Dodge Dart GT Hardtop 273 V8 Manual
This 1964 Dodge Dart GT does exactly that with a sleek black style, four-on-the-floor, and an upgraded V8 that's peeking out from the hood for a little high-octane fun. Dodge was particularly bold with this generation Dart by giving some of the wide presence and rounded styling that came from Chrysler's futuristic turbine-powered cars. Today the design has appreciated into a retro-cool reminder of the jet age. Only adding to the cool factor on this hardtop now rendered in an ultra-sleek black. We're told this was given a comprehensive restoration later in life, and the piano-like appearance is a big indicator of quality work. The glossy darkness also makes for a great way to showcase the brightwork. This has some of the most intricate trim around, and it's complete and shining in places like the hood, grille, and running the full profile. Even the artful GT emblems are still on the C-pillar. And while this all makes for an impressive classic, there are also the right hints at extra power. It's done in subtle ways, like the Mopar Rallye wheels with a larger rear set for a more aggressive stance. And other aggressive ways are more obvious, like the twin scoops coming out of the hood. The blackout continues inside.
This 1964 Dodge Dart GT does exactly that with a sleek black style, four-on-the-floor, and an upgraded V8 that's peeking out from the hood for a little high-octane fun. Dodge was particularly bold with this generation Dart by giving some of the wide presence and rounded styling that came from Chrysler's futuristic turbine-powered cars. Today the design has appreciated into a retro-cool reminder of the jet age. Only adding to the cool factor on this hardtop now rendered in an ultra-sleek black. We're told this was given a comprehensive restoration later in life, and the piano-like appearance is a big indicator of quality work. The glossy darkness also makes for a great way to showcase the brightwork. This has some of the most intricate trim around, and it's complete and shining in places like the hood, grille, and running the full profile. Even the artful GT emblems are still on the C-pillar. And while this all makes for an impressive classic, there are also the right hints at extra power. It's done in subtle ways, like the Mopar Rallye wheels with a larger rear set for a more aggressive stance. And other aggressive ways are more obvious, like the twin scoops coming out of the hood. The blackout continues inside.
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