1971 Dodge Demon
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1971 Dodge Demon
1971 Dodge Demon 340 Sport Coupe
This car was sold from Spartan Dodge dealership in San Jose, CA. Sold new with options for $3,863.05. A full restoration was performed in 1997 at 101,000 miles using the original motor, transmission and rear end. The paint color is Y3-Citron Yella with optional black/bucket interior. It came loaded with options for that year model, such as…dual hood scoops with black hood treatment and hood pins, rear go-wing, floor mounted stereo cassette player, stainless moulding trim, other options included:
Automatic Torqueflite Transmission
Sure Grip 8 3/4 Differential
340 CID Engine
Tinted Windows
Dual Racing Mirrors
Fender Mounted Turn Signals
Microphone Tape Recorder
Power Steering
Performance Side Strip
Rallye Road Wheels – E70X14 Bias Belted
Dodge Demon Was Produced From 1971-73
This car was featured in MOPAR HIGH PERFORMANCE Magazine July 1999 Issue and a model Johnny Lightning car was manufactured and sold to the public as a result of the article.
This car needs nothing and runs and drives GREAT!
http://www.collectorcarnation.com/Da...html?aid=32798
This car was sold from Spartan Dodge dealership in San Jose, CA. Sold new with options for $3,863.05. A full restoration was performed in 1997 at 101,000 miles using the original motor, transmission and rear end. The paint color is Y3-Citron Yella with optional black/bucket interior. It came loaded with options for that year model, such as…dual hood scoops with black hood treatment and hood pins, rear go-wing, floor mounted stereo cassette player, stainless moulding trim, other options included:
Automatic Torqueflite Transmission
Sure Grip 8 3/4 Differential
340 CID Engine
Tinted Windows
Dual Racing Mirrors
Fender Mounted Turn Signals
Microphone Tape Recorder
Power Steering
Performance Side Strip
Rallye Road Wheels – E70X14 Bias Belted
Dodge Demon Was Produced From 1971-73
This car was featured in MOPAR HIGH PERFORMANCE Magazine July 1999 Issue and a model Johnny Lightning car was manufactured and sold to the public as a result of the article.
This car needs nothing and runs and drives GREAT!
http://www.collectorcarnation.com/Da...html?aid=32798