Original hemi dart information

[Liteweight]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

If this car could talk, here it is being trailered around to all of the Car Clinic's held across the country back in 68-69...is that one of Landys other Darts in the parking lot or is that just some glare off the hood.

As I found it 1996




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[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by rhinodaert

I have one of Mr. Norms 13 Darts and have copies of the paperwork to prove it. I am sure the other 12 have been documented. I have been through the files that remain, wish there was no fire in 1968!
Jim

rhinodaert, so which one do you own...post a couple pic's of it and some background history on it.

Very cool pic's RO51_Hemi.

Also, who's unpainted Barracuda is that Liteweight.

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Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Here's a couple of photos of Dick Landys old 68 Hemi Dart from the late 80's.

Certicard says it all. It's tagged as an auto,(T5), but this was Dicks 4 speed car and never had an auto in it . Strange these cars even came with a certicard considering that there was no warranty available for them. Rare to find one still attached to one of these cars today.
HM, I forget the owners name of that Barracuda, but he passed a couple years ago. It's a real car. Mostly unmolested

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[Hemi Moose]

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It's the #866 car.

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[Frank Bennett]

I remember reading a few years ago that the drummer for Bob Seger's Silver Bullett Band was a car guy, and he owned a 1968 LO23 Dart. He ended up getting released from the band after getting heavily involved in drugs, he was replaced by the drummer from Grand Funk Railroad who still is with the band today. I wonder what happened to that car?

[marfen]

bass player had one, black one advertised as his has been for sale online for some time.

[ssaahemifan]

Don't know about getting kicked out for drugs - don't follow the band .

Owner was the bass player Chris Cambell - he had a nice A990 car as well.

[ww63]

Originally Posted by Liteweight

Certicard says it all. It's tagged as an auto,(T5), but this was Dicks 4 speed car and never had an auto in it . Strange these cars even came with a certicard considering that there was no warranty available for them. Rare to find one still attached to one of these cars today.
HM, I forget the owners name of that Barracuda, but he passed a couple years ago. It's a real car. Mostly unmolested

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Phil is alive and as well as he has ever been