'66 Dodge D-Dart at Mecum auction

Paul Ceasrine · 12-01-2009, 05:21 AM

D-Dart Contributors,
I knew I could stir up the pot a little more. Very good pick-up on the
1966 Comet (Jim R). But, (McCormack Mercury) home of the semi-famous 'Billy Lagana', a 65' Comet A/FX racer, out of Mt. Kisco, New York had one. Probably not a production line car. Not sure if it was a factory installed special order, or dealer installed option. But it was a 289/271HP car. It was running in C/S in 67' (when classes were bumped up one notch). Same thing, 13.80's @100 MPH.....
Alex, Those "Auburn'' clutches. Were like a box of 'Dunkin Donuts'. Good for a dozen only. (12 holeshots only). How would you like to find an "Inland Shifter' and an 'Auburn' clutch package under the Christmas Tree. Mother Mopar did make some bad mistakes....
Paul

12-01-2009, 05:21 AM	#11
Paul Ceasrine VIP Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 2,546 Likes: 0 Liked 10 Times in 10 Posts	Re: '66 Dodge D-Dart at Mecum auction D-Dart Contributors, I knew I could stir up the pot a little more. Very good pick-up on the 1966 Comet (Jim R). But, (McCormack Mercury) home of the semi-famous 'Billy Lagana', a 65' Comet A/FX racer, out of Mt. Kisco, New York had one. Probably not a production line car. Not sure if it was a factory installed special order, or dealer installed option. But it was a 289/271HP car. It was running in C/S in 67' (when classes were bumped up one notch). Same thing, 13.80's @100 MPH..... Alex, Those "Auburn'' clutches. Were like a box of 'Dunkin Donuts'. Good for a dozen only. (12 holeshots only). How would you like to find an "Inland Shifter' and an 'Auburn' clutch package under the Christmas Tree. Mother Mopar did make some bad mistakes.... Paul