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1965 DODGE DART GT

THE THIRD-GEN Dodge Dart is a shape rarely seen here in Australia. It’s quite a shame, as this stylish two-row droptop ticks plenty of boxes, including a 273-cube V8 under the bonnet.

“It also happens to be a GT, the highest-spec third-gen Dart, which was available only in two-door hardtop or convertible form.

Chrysler turfed their push-button auto design for the Dart in 1965, leaving this example with a more traditional floor-mounted shifter.

The car features a new interior and white soft-top, alongside fresh brakes to effectively rein in the 180hp powerplant. The left-hand-drive 1965 model is in Gidgegannup, WA, with the seller asking $48,000.

For a handy reference on some contemporary Mopar metal, check out our 1965-1972 Dodge Phoenix buyer’s guide.

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2002 BMW 325i

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