1971 Dodge Dart Swinger

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger for your consideration. The car is powered by a 318V8 with a manual transmission. The car snaps to life with a turn of a key and sounds great. The Dart was introduced as a lower-priced full-sized car in 1960 but then quickly became a mid-sized car and then finally a compact from 1963-1976. By 1967 brought the 4th generation and quite arguably the cleanest and sharpest design yet. They received revised steering, a complete face-lift, a wider stance and the ability to accept a wider range of engine options including big blocks with the redesigned K-member up front. Curved glass was also used for the first time ever in a Chrysler compact that created a unique appearance at the rear of the Dart.

The "Swinger" name was applied to all the Dart two-door hardtops except in the high-line custom series, the swinger model was available as a four- door version as well but few were actually produced.

MOPAR is synonymous with muscle. Perhaps no other company flirted with the edge when it came to power, performance and curb appeal than Plymouth / Dodge. The “Pistol Grip”, “Hemi”, “Impact Colors”, “Plum Crazy”, “Panther Pink”, “Vitamin C”, etc. were all aspects that were masterfully executed and marketed by MOPAR during the horsepower wars of the 60's and early 70's. Today, MOPAR muscle remains revered in all collector car circles.