Original hemi dart information

MattConte · 09-22-2010, 11:25 AM

This thread has just become mind blowing. Thanks to all of you guys for the info and photos of these cars.
The popularity of these cars are growing and growing. It is really taking off in the scale model car community that Davezinn and I come from. largly due to the new Revell model kit of the LO23 Dart. You guys are helping us "Little" car builders out a ton.

My interests in the Mancini/Gratiot Yellow and red Dart are because I have a 1/25th scale project in the works of this car. So I never get too many photos of that car. So thanks for your help on that one.

I do not know if any of you are model car builders. If not. It is not a kids game anymore. Most model car builders, these days, are from their late 30s to early 60s and they are as serious about building these models as you guys are with the real cars.(Us model car builders call that 1:1 scale. LOL)
I have been building a serious business around producing aftermarket model car parts. This thread has been helping me out in the development on new parts for the new Revell 1/25th model car kit of the LO23. So thanks for your openness with your info, photos and this message board to us little car builders.

Daryl
I love the Fat Tire look your car has. Are your rear springs in the stock location or are they in boarded to be in line with the rear subframe?

Matt

09-22-2010, 11:25 AM	#11
MattConte Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Phoenix, Az. Posts: 71 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Original hemi dart information This thread has just become mind blowing. Thanks to all of you guys for the info and photos of these cars. The popularity of these cars are growing and growing. It is really taking off in the scale model car community that Davezinn and I come from. largly due to the new Revell model kit of the LO23 Dart. You guys are helping us "Little" car builders out a ton. My interests in the Mancini/Gratiot Yellow and red Dart are because I have a 1/25th scale project in the works of this car. So I never get too many photos of that car. So thanks for your help on that one. I do not know if any of you are model car builders. If not. It is not a kids game anymore. Most model car builders, these days, are from their late 30s to early 60s and they are as serious about building these models as you guys are with the real cars.(Us model car builders call that 1:1 scale. LOL) I have been building a serious business around producing aftermarket model car parts. This thread has been helping me out in the development on new parts for the new Revell 1/25th model car kit of the LO23. So thanks for your openness with your info, photos and this message board to us little car builders. Daryl I love the Fat Tire look your car has. Are your rear springs in the stock location or are they in boarded to be in line with the rear subframe? Matt