NOT MINE 1970 Dodge Phoenix Sedan - A$15,000 - Adelaide, Australia

[T-revorNobody]

At the time of posting, this FB listing is 4 days old.

1970 Dodge Phoenix Sedan - A$15,000 - Adelaide, Australia

A$15,000 - USD 11,600

FB Description
Here is a rare opportunity to buy yourself a piece of history. This beauty runs and drives on road and has LPG fitted. Brakes have the usual issues but will stop you. 318 V8 Column Automatic and Boot load of spares which will come in handy for your restoration. Plenty of This is a 5 digit speedo, so you can bet she's clocked over once. No need for a full resto, simply give her some TLC and you can have it on the road for those classic runs. No plates were provided with this vehicle, so unsure of how long since registered or last rego. Located at 3 Lindsay Road Lonsdale Adelaide SA. You can view Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm

 

[75LandYacht]

RHD... that’s very cool.

 

[300L]

The Dodge lettering dosn't look right for me at all

 

[HWYCRZR]

The Dodge lettering dosn't look right for me at all

Trunk is the same as US Dodge ‘68 script. Not sure how long they used this script after
‘68. Front letters do look’70s but hard to tell in the shadows.

 

[300L]

Trunk is the same as US Dodge ‘68 script. Not sure how long they used this script after
‘68. Front letters do look’70s but hard to tell in the shadows.

I haven't seen it in such detail. It was generally the Dodge lettering on a Plymouth body

 

[HWYCRZR]

I haven't seen it in such detail. It was generally the Dodge lettering on a Plymouth body

I don’t know if it is correct for a Phoenix or not, only that it exists in the parts bin. As you implied these “offshore “ cars seemed to use a mishmash of parts compared to what we are used to. This is what makes them interesting to me.

 

[300L]

Interesting for sure!

 

[C Sickness]

I wonder what that equipment is on the driver side fender skirt is.

 

[300L]

I think that is the stuff needed to drive with LPG gas, what he mentioned in his discription.

 

[C Sickness]

That explains it. Regulator. I don't read, I just look at the pictures.