The 1964 Dart looked similar to the 1963, with the most obvious change being the convex grill. This year was the 50th anniversary for Dodge and all models were marked as such. The 1964 was blessed with the new 273 V8, which also included a new firewall to clear the engine. The slant sixes continued unchanged. The three speed manual and push button torqueflight were joined by a new four-speed manual transmission called the A-833. It was shifted via a chrome Hurst shifter. Each and every Dart was developed with a unitized body that provided a rattle resistant structure and was rust proof due to the seven stage process of dips and sprays after which two coats of epoxy primer and two baked-on coats of Lustre-Bond Hi Baked Enamel sealed the exterior. This particular 1964 Dart GT "Golden Edition" is said to be original except for new paint and carpet. This vehicle has had 2 owners from new, both in the state of Iowa. The paint is in near perfect condition with no imperfections to speak of. The chrome appears to be original and shows no wear. Same goes for all of the glass and metal accents. Inside the original interior is in excellent condition with new carpets installed. The dash, headliner and door panels are all original and in great shape. Under the hood the vehicle boasts the numbers matching 273 CI engine attached to the push button torque flight transmission. The vehicle runs and drives beautifully with all mechanical aspects working at this time. It is said to have been only driven 32,582 miles from new. The vehicle is equipped with power steering. Inside the trunk the vehicle retains the original spare tire, jack and trunk mat. Accompanying the sale is the original window sticker, owner's manual, original build sheet, service record manual, and warranty card. Bid with confidence, seldom does a golden edition Dart GT become available in this investment grade condition. The VIN is L442643073 and is being sold on a clean Iowa title.