Original hemi dart information

Liteweight · 10-12-2009, 11:37 PM

Hi; This is Liteweight here.It's been about a year since I posted this thread & I thought it had pretty much gone stagnent. A good friend of mine Dave McDade (Marfen) suggested I should have another look. Wow!!!! The renewed responses are outstanding. Many thanx to the guys that are bringing their knowledge to this thread.The information that is being put out here is amazing. These factory built race cars are a very special piece of Mopar history & because they were built in such limited numbers (with alot less today surviving) makes it that much more important that the correct history is documented on them. With this in mind, I am looking forward to getting back into the thick of it & hopefully we can get an accurate history of this car. For now I am going to try and disect the info in the last 14 pages, & see where that leads me,but please keep those threads coming as any & every piece information can be helpfull,not just to myself but possibly another Hurst car owner. After all, it is the people that made these cars what they are today!!!!!! Here's a couple shots of my car as it sits today. Thanx again!!!!!
Liteweight
Daryl Klassen

10-12-2009, 11:37 PM	#11
Liteweight VIP Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 1,280 Likes: 23 Liked 31 Times in 19 Posts	Re: Original hemi dart information Hi; This is Liteweight here.It's been about a year since I posted this thread & I thought it had pretty much gone stagnent. A good friend of mine Dave McDade (Marfen) suggested I should have another look. Wow!!!! The renewed responses are outstanding. Many thanx to the guys that are bringing their knowledge to this thread.The information that is being put out here is amazing. These factory built race cars are a very special piece of Mopar history & because they were built in such limited numbers (with alot less today surviving) makes it that much more important that the correct history is documented on them. With this in mind, I am looking forward to getting back into the thick of it & hopefully we can get an accurate history of this car. For now I am going to try and disect the info in the last 14 pages, & see where that leads me,but please keep those threads coming as any & every piece information can be helpfull,not just to myself but possibly another Hurst car owner. After all, it is the people that made these cars what they are today!!!!!! Here's a couple shots of my car as it sits today. Thanx again!!!!! Liteweight Daryl Klassen Attached Thumbnails