Original hemi dart information

[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by mopar68

(Rick Kent)

M68

Here's another shot of Rick Kents L023 '68 Hemi Dart...car is being restored at Bob Mosher's place.

[Hemi Moose]

Liteweight, have any luck finding out any info on your L023 yet...how did Bob Frey make out with any new information about it? Did you ever find one of those 1977 programs.

By the way, there's 300,000 plus views on your thread.

[Liteweight]

Haven't heard anything back from Bob yet. I have a couple other leads I'm waiting to hear back from also.So, nothing new to report.
Haven't had any luck finding that 1977 program yet either.

300,000 views & closing in on 2000 posts. Who whoulda thought

liteweight

[Charlie A]

This turned into a history lesson.

Best one available on Hemi Darts.

Who would have thought.........

[Hemi Moose]

[Hemi Moose]

Any idea's whose B029 this was...

[SStockDart]

Ya just have to love the Hemi Dart......ours, obviously, is not a Hemi....when I bought it 6 years ago, I thought seriously about making it a race Hemi...I didn't......probably much cheaper that I didn't, even tho I have a Steve Wann engine. LOL. Luv the 68 Darts.

[sudsaroo]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Any idea's whose B029 this was...

This car belonged to my Uncle Al Faretta of Altoona Pa. He and my father Mike Faretta owned Valley Motors which was a Chrysler Plymouth dealership. I remember Sox & Martin coming to the dealership to put on one of their Super Car Clinics. In the late 60's we had this Cuda plus the 340 Cuda from S&M. We also had their Hemi Road Runner and 440 GTX.

[sudsaroo]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Any idea's whose B029 this was...

It belonged to my Uncle Al Faretta from Altoona Pa. Car is long gone. I have no idea where.