Original hemi dart information

[John Boland]

Originally Posted by dblizzo

Not sure what you meant the cookie duster's first owner was named Clyde or Clyde was owner of the roadrunner? Clyde may have bought the car from my dad Tommy. My dad was the 1st owner of it and painted the car himself since that's what he did as a profession.

Clyde would have been the Cookie Duster owner at the time IIRC. I was paying attention at the time because they were hemi Mopars but it was a long time ago.

[Liteweight]

Latest update on the quest to find the ownership trail to my car, I've been looking for a program of the 1977 Bracket Nationals as a possible lead for a name from a decal that was on my car back in the late 70's. A definate long shot, but something that needs to be followed up on.
A member here, JimB, pmed me there was one of these programs on ebay, so I purchased it. It's not alot of help, but there is one poor picture in it of a 68 Dart that holds some promise. It was named "Plum Crazy" & was owned by a Bob Baughman from Greensburg, PA & raced out of Keystone Raceway Park.Anyone remember this car? Does anyone here know Bob,?
Is he a relative to John Baughman?
Any help would be appreciated

liteweight

[tommy d]

Sorry if this is a re-post. Found it on the HAMB.

[Charlie A]

Originally Posted by Liteweight

Latest update on the quest to find the ownership trail to my car, I've been looking for a program of the 1977 Bracket Nationals as a possible lead for a name from a decal that was on my car back in the late 70's. A definate long shot, but something that needs to be followed up on.
A member here, JimB, pmed me there was one of these programs on ebay, so I purchased it. It's not alot of help, but there is one poor picture in it of a 68 Dart that holds some promise. It was named "Plum Crazy" & was owned by a Bob Baughman from Greensburg, PA & raced out of Keystone Raceway Park.Anyone remember this car? Does anyone here know Bob,?
Is he a relative to John Baughman?
Any help would be appreciated

liteweight

Fingers crossed !!!!
Hopefully a beginning to the end of your search.

Any way to scan and post the picture?

[Ghost Missle]

Daryl,

Just sent an email to 4 of my very close Mopar friends in the Pittsburg general area
requesting any info on the car or owner as described.

JL

[marfen]

Jim Kramer might know of him. Another guy to contact in Pennsylvania is John Brown. He had a few LO23s way back. Jim will know how to get a hold of him.

[Liteweight]

thankyou Dave & John

Charlie
I'll scan it, & post it . It's not a very large picture & is of poor quality,but maybe with your super sizing wand ( that just don't sound right does it), maybe, you can do something with it

liteweight

[bob george]

Originally Posted by Liteweight

thankyou Dave & John

Charlie
I'll scan it, & post it . It's not a very large picture & is of poor quality,but maybe with your super sizing wand ( that just don't sound right does it), maybe, you can do something with it

liteweight

Keep looking,the Plum Crazy Dart of Baughman was a small block car that was run with a 440 sixpac and was run out of Bob and Connie Stape's Street and Strip Shop near New Alexander Pa.

[Charlie A]

Originally Posted by bob george

Keep looking,the Plum Crazy Dart of Baughman was a small block car that was run with a 440 sixpac and was run out of Bob and Connie Stape's Street and Strip Shop near New Alexander Pa.

That pounding your hear.......my head banging on the nearest wall.

Still, there has to be some info from that area available that can HOPEFULLY fill in the blank.

At least now Daryl knows another one that his is "not".

[Paul Ceasrine]

Daryl,

What was the deal with this LO 23.

Northland Dodge {Columbus, Ohio} and 'The Rod Shop' group.