Originally Posted by Terry Witzel (Post 554484)

Any ideas about the Dart in this photo?

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Originally Posted by Liteweight (Post 554501)

Good eyes once again Terry. I believe this blue Dart was owned by a guy with the last name of Knight. Cant remember his first name.
If it is then it is Dick Oldfields "Good Guys" Dart

liteweight

Originally Posted by Hacksaw (Post 554523)

Don Knight ?

Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine (Post 281725)

Not sure if anyone knows this,,,
but NHRA didn't certify the 68' Hemi Darts and
Hemi Barracuda's into the SS/B or SS/BA class, until one-week before the 1968 NHRA Springnationals in June 1968.

Chrysler had to submit a list of 50 owners names to both the Dart and Barracuda, to qualify for the cars for legal Super Stock.
No 'hanky-panky' stuff...

So, NHRA did have a list of the first 50 owners of the Hemi Dart and
Hemi Barracuda, to verify.

The NHRA must have been amazed, when 35 of these cars showed
up at the 68' Springnationals @ Englishtown.

pc

Originally Posted by Born2late (Post 554763)

Paul, I've been reading this blog for years and finally joined because I want to ask about the 35 Hemi Darts and Cudas that showed up at E-town that weekend. I can name 15 of them. I'm curious if you or anybody else reading this can name the other 20. I sat down and listed as follows: Sox & Martin, Don Grotheer, Arlen Vanke, Bill Stiles, Ed Miller, Chuck Ostrich, Nelson Stoltz, John Hagen, Harold Dutton, Dick Landy, Bill Flynn, Larry Cooper, Mary Ann Foss, Bob Ramstrom and Paul Richardson's cars.

Originally Posted by 68hemiss (Post 554770)

I have the paperwork that you mentioned.
Mark Janaky
1968 Hemi S/S Registry