This 1967 Dodge Dart is a well-presented classic with a terrific blue style inside and out. And as you dig a little deeper, youll see there are cool little extras – including air conditioning – that make this slant-six Mopar a true cool cruiser. We love this generation Dart because it showed off how smaller cars could still have big style. It has beefy/blocky lines that like to own the road with outstretched headlights and tall upright sides. And the design of the tail lights and trunk proved that Dodge was happy to bring intricate style to its smaller offering. So its impressive just to find one as straight and clean as this one today. The factory-correct Medium Blue Metallic paint was given a nice respray to make sure this Mopar can look stylish in the sunlight. This one loves to keep a stock look everywhere from the bright wraparound bumpers to the factory wheel covers. But there are also some nice hints of flair with details like the raised white letter tires, dual exhaust tips, and a dark blue pinstripe that highlights the good body lines. The sea of blue continues inside. Its quite impressive with details like the two-tone door panels with intricate inserts, the smooth dash, and the wide bench seats with comfy tweed-like inserts. So you get the right feeling of a comfortable cruiser that wants to invite everyone along for the ride. In fact, this sedan really is good for family and friends thanks to the upgraded AM/FM/CD stereo and modern R134a air conditioning. The engine bay shows terrific care with smooth color-matched inner walls and an overall tidy style. In the center is Mopars famous 225 cubic-inch slant-six motor. It looks great with the clean and bright blue block. We love these inline six-cylinder motors for their robust reputation, and this one has