'1970 Dodge dart swinger roller, no motor or trans, Project car needs restored has small rust spot in front floor, Originally slant six car, now set up for big block with fender well headers (have headers that go with car), Disc brake frontend, 8 3/4 posi rearend (unknown gears)

New tires, Clean title No trades, price firm' (But he did just drop the price, so..........)

www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1118215539845389

Yes, please!

Wrong grill.
Ugly front seats.
Front inner fenders cut + multiple layers of spray bomb paint to remove.
Where is the door mirror?

I can see a drag racer wanting it maybe, but not sure they'd pay that much for it.

Gotta wonder what the "small spot on the floor" entails, but the car could be a decent deal for the right person.
At this point, its best future is probably as a drag car or a pro-street car.
I haven't seen a rust-free & pretty straight A body under $5,000 in years.
Lots of paint to sand off & butchered aprons APPEAR to be the worst of it.
Most of the red MAY be OK.
Wonder about the rearend & wheel tubs: side photo shows what might be some pretty wide wheels for a Dart, but trunk photo isn't defined enough to determine if it's been mini-tubbed.
If all that has been done, the deal-meter swings more positive, I think.

It's sold

Of course it is. These cars are 50+ years old and generally pretty valuable. When something reasonably complete and useable comes along at well under $5K, someone is going to grab it. You can't really nitpick a classic car advertised for $3,500 in this day and age..