** 1973 DODGE DART — 572 CUBIC INCHES OF EXTREMELY POOR SELF-CONTROL **For sale is my **1973 Dodge Dart race car**, and this one is not a “Cam, headers and my buddy says it makes 700 horsepower” Marketplace special. This is a **real purpose-built race car** powered by a professionally built **572ci Indy Cylinder Head Mopar big block**, and I have the original engine build paperwork to go with it. The engine invoice alone was **$27,477 in 2010.**Yes. Just the engine.### THE HEART OF THE BAD DECISION: **572ci Indy-built RB big block**
Indy **Maxx aluminum block**
Indy cylinder heads
Callies 4.500" crank setup
Aluminum rods
Wiseco pistons
Roller cam
Dual **Dominator carburetors**
Indy intake
Complete race oiling system
Accumulator setup
Full original Indy build documentation And sitting around all of that is a **1973 Dodge Dart** that looks exactly like a race car should.Bright red paint.
Big hood scoop.
Slicks.
Full cage.
Race seats/harnesses.
Purpose-built interior.
Floor shifter.
Tubbed rear.
And approximately zero concern for fuel economy. This isn't a restored Dart somebody occasionally takes to Dairy Queen.**This car has one job.**Convert race fuel into noise, acceleration, and questionable judgment as efficiently as possible. The car presents extremely well and has been stored indoors. The engine bay is clean, the build is documented, and anyone who knows what they're looking at will understand very quickly that there is **serious money in this car.**Perfect for someone wanting a completed Mopar race car without spending years ordering parts, waiting on machine shops, arguing with engine builders, and eventually realizing they could have just bought this one.**$22500 OBO**Serious buyers are welcome to come inspect it. I have additional information/build documentation available for someone genuinely interested. Trades may be considered, but I'm selling things to simplify my life, so please don't offer me three jet skis, a side-by-side with a blown transmission, and an AR-15 your cousin built in his garage.
