Original hemi dart information

Paul Ceasrine · 09-29-2009, 02:30 AM

MOPAR68
Don't forget to add a little Sambuca in the Espresso'.
I'll answer all questions in next posting. Yes Mark J, I'll add a little Pomona Speed Shop/Victors Auto Repair in the mix.
I also, heard that through the grapevine that the Centolanza contingent was putting together a 383 Cuda. Glad the "V" family is involved with
helping. Looks like you Jimi are following in your Pop's footsteps.
I still remember all the Mopar stuff he said. He is one Mopar "Brainiac"
Also, found picture of your Pop and Mom, and my father up at Lebanon
Valley, next to the Cuda Coupe. A super Cuda Lady

Picture taken by
Jerry D.
Mark J, I think the upstate New York Cuda (possibly the Centolanza car)
as I said earlier was painted white and in A/MP was in a little town
(I'm guessing) was Livingstonville. That was 30 years ago. The guy spent about $250 on Brush Research honing brushes. I still remember.

Paul

09-29-2009, 02:30 AM	#11
Paul Ceasrine VIP Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 2,546 Likes: 0 Liked 10 Times in 10 Posts	Re: Original hemi dart information MOPAR68 Don't forget to add a little Sambuca in the Espresso'. I'll answer all questions in next posting. Yes Mark J, I'll add a little Pomona Speed Shop/Victors Auto Repair in the mix. I also, heard that through the grapevine that the Centolanza contingent was putting together a 383 Cuda. Glad the "V" family is involved with helping. Looks like you Jimi are following in your Pop's footsteps. I still remember all the Mopar stuff he said. He is one Mopar "Brainiac" Also, found picture of your Pop and Mom, and my father up at Lebanon Valley, next to the Cuda Coupe. A super Cuda Lady Picture taken by Jerry D. Mark J, I think the upstate New York Cuda (possibly the Centolanza car) as I said earlier was painted white and in A/MP was in a little town (I'm guessing) was Livingstonville. That was 30 years ago. The guy spent about $250 on Brush Research honing brushes. I still remember. Paul