1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 340 for sale at Volo Auto Museum (V20340)

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

For the full set of pictures, description and specs, make sure to visit this vehicle on our website. Link below! 🔗 www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/17181/1970-dodge-dart-swinger-340 Let us know if you have any questions or feedback. Thanks for watching!

[@robertgore8911]

If that isn't a hellcat resto-mod waiting to happen then you ain't american! Beautiful car,brings some memories with it. 👍

[@unclerudy9797]

Now that Chrysler is THE STINK ! Just wonderful Jay !

[@scatpackbob3707]

Better than new - absolutely beautiful Mopar!!!

[@ismaelramos7920]

One day I'm going to take out a car right there with you guys Volo Auto Museum have awesome cars

[@StephenCasica-pu4ln]

Every car you have is absolutely gorgeous

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Thanks! We got about 200 of them!! 😀

[@karaDee2363]

I remember when you could have bought one of these used for $1,800.... The hood was the most valuable part of the car

[@petemcfeet28]

Another winner!

[@liquidragonfu5546]

Love the swingers club! LOL

[@larryjensen1388]

My older brother Jimmy had the exact one he bought brand new I did a rolling clutch dump and pulled one wheel off the ground.

[@sanfranciscobay]

0:40 $200,000 restoration by a business. Would that be $50,000 in parts and $150,000 in labor?

[@fittercritter1013]

It’s missing the Chrysler pentastar emblem on the lower passenger fender

[@theartofmichaelpape]

Chrome Tailpipes are wrong as well, They are for 69 Dart. 70 Swinger had stubby,, same as 69 Cuda because of valance. Also should say Dart Swinger on Trunk lid not Dodge if its a real 340 car. Not sure if it is with these giveaways.

[@gregoryosswald9529]

Add to the issues that the windshield shouldn't be tinted, missing jacking instructions on the underside of the trunk lid, missing gaskets on hood scope holes (helps keep water out). Also why not original reproduction tires.?

[@gerardomanuelortiztellado1460]

BEUTIFULL SWINGER ♥️

[@1aikane]

Sweet!

[@55555711]

beautiful

[@sanfranciscobay]

In High School, 1969-73, a Friend had a Dodge Dart, Yellow Body, Black Vinyl Roof and interior. I think his was either a 6 or small 8 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission Column Shift. I think it belonged to his Parents and he was able to drive it.

[@N98858]

WOW... Talk about "Taking me back to MY Youth" ';-) Nice Piece and I am familiar with Legendary Motor Cars Restorations!

[@missesmew]

That’s my absolute dream Mopar! That is a fantastic car sir.👊🏾🤘🏾👌🏾

[@tombankwel4822]

Purple hace from the batcave 🦇 thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum 😊 😊 😊

[@ronstewart3431]

Great car 🚗

[@ThePrissy11]

Great plumb Dart. I wonder if it could have been optioned with original a/c.

[@Flussig1]

Yes, AC was available on this car.

[@kenpringle6568]

It would have been greater if you had a purple outfit on!😳😁

[@anthonybrincefield2812]

Date code correct but not numbers matching engine? Yes I checked your link.

[@sheldonrobertson8670]

Great Mopar can't beat that combination of plum crazy purple and the restoration is over the top, I'm guessing 90k?

[@dethray1000]

102 k --just click on the above website

[@sheldonrobertson8670]

@@dethray1000 thanks 👍

[@2trdmustanggtfordf1hdsgsfa80]

These stock needed: intake, carb, cam, ignition, headers and rear gears to be a giant killer… however, they were econo boxes, with all associated shortcomings as such. Looks like a great restoration, but like other poster said… $50k in parts (includes car) with $150k in labor. That kind of investment is silly. Someone really loved that car. Unfortunate that they lost their ass selling it.

[@sportsterray66]

Beautiful car & restoration, but for being so correct, they never came with Magnum 500's. It would be even better looking with the correct Rallye Wheels, and some BF Goodrich white lettered tires. 🤘😎

[@stripervince1]

Gorgeous

[@chillywilly7299]

Wow !!!!

[@danswartwood4580]

A lot of money wow

[@geneticrex]

200K for the restoration??? Someone, or many someone's are out of their mind. I spent less than that to have a composite, one of one body 70' Cuda' by a big time chassis shop, with a stretched wheelbase and complete ground effects package, 4130 round tube chassis, strut/4-link, dual chutes, double bead-locks, 4130 rear housing, carbon shaft, lenco trans, titanium bell, dual disc clutch, all aluminum 562ci HEMI, PSI screw blower, multiple show winning House Of Kolor paint w/graphics etc., etc., etc. I'd love to see the highway robbery parts/labor bill on this deal.

[@clearskies8098]

❤

[@dannymostarac1799]

Woo wow z

[@wiliamkirkpatrick1532]

Nice A body . but wrong steering wheel wrong radio.

[@bobball8795]

still available

[@FaithfulServant316]

$103,000 for a 340 Dart??!! 🤔🤣 I don't care if it made outta gold ✨️...... 🤣

[@sanfranciscobay]

It's a $200,000 restoration. You're in for 50% off.

[@dhart8451]

Same

[@FaithfulServant316]

@@sanfranciscobay Don't believe EVERYTHING you hear, you'll buy The Brooklyn Bridge for a discount. 🤣

[@grantr5417]

Hmm, for that much investment, and care to use date code stamped plug wires, the errors are less excusable. Incorrect seat covers on the buckets, missing rubber doughnuts on the hood scoop holes, rim blow steering wheel which was available in abodies only in 1971. Obviously the road wheels and missing pentastar emblem. No fender tag?

[@caribman10]

Nice car but my experience tells my you're gonna want power steering....

[@TOBYH]

$200,000 ON A CAR THAT COST $5,500 NEW.

[@Olddeadleadfoot]

I like it! 🙂👍