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Bob Nedset · 02-27-2012, 11:26 PM

FED 387

The 65 Coronet that you are talking about is alive and well, it has never been crashed. Jim sold the car I believe in the later 70's to Frank Bogess from West Virginia who raced it for a couple of years. Frank then sold the car to two brothers also from West Virginia. I purchased the car in 1985 and raced it for several years back in the mid 90's as a BA car. Due to lack of time and not being able to keep up with the current crop of B Automatics, the car is currently in the garage sitting on jack stands.

The Dart is located in Illinois as previously stated. I have talked to the owner a number of times over the years. I would usually run into him at Indy.

I believe Jim crashed his Prostock Duster at Columbus in 1973 that resulted in his injuries.

Bob

SS/BA 305

02-27-2012, 11:26 PM	#1489
Bob Nedset Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 1 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Original hemi dart information FED 387 The 65 Coronet that you are talking about is alive and well, it has never been crashed. Jim sold the car I believe in the later 70's to Frank Bogess from West Virginia who raced it for a couple of years. Frank then sold the car to two brothers also from West Virginia. I purchased the car in 1985 and raced it for several years back in the mid 90's as a BA car. Due to lack of time and not being able to keep up with the current crop of B Automatics, the car is currently in the garage sitting on jack stands. The Dart is located in Illinois as previously stated. I have talked to the owner a number of times over the years. I would usually run into him at Indy. I believe Jim crashed his Prostock Duster at Columbus in 1973 that resulted in his injuries. Bob SS/BA 305