In 1969, Dodge dropped the two-door Dart sedan and replaced it with the sportier Swinger two-door hardtop. The Swinger was a great commuter car with its Slant 6 or 318, but if more power was desired, sitting down with a salesperson and checking off the correct options resulted in a high-revving, conservatively-rated 275-horsepower Swinger 340. The potent mill proved to be a great fit with the light, well-balanced, and agile Mopar A-body.

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