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Jack Lee Toms Hemi Dart. The day he bought it new from Grand Spaulding Dodge and 3 at the track
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Wally Booth/ Dick Arons Great Team. Chevy and later AMC Pro/Stock http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/73...1bd40a986f.jpghttp://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0...cd2wo1_500.jpg http://theselvedgeyard.files.wordpre...eg?w=600&h=370http://www.mcacn.com/images/WallyBoothHornet2.jpg |
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Trying to respond to the pic of the yellow Doc's Dart but it wouldn't let me post with the pic but here is a tidbit. The cars second owner was Jack Leonard of Wayne, West Virginia. It was bought as a roller and the paint was changed from green/blue to Yellow by Gary Harby and had Mosley NAPA on the door and was later painted red. A Hemi and trans was "borrowed" from Dave Mosley and the car ran locally for a short while before being sold to Roscoe. The pic was taken at Bluegrass Dragway, Lexington Ky and was most likely taken by Bob Rogers or Dave McGee. Roscoe and Terry took the NAPA off the door and in this shot it is running one four barrel with a dominator, bathtub intake and a snorkel scoop IHRA F2/AA Dave Mosley was Frito's next door neighbor
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One last one...... for my friends from the beautiful northern country!
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Next page of article. Quick mention of Arons.
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next page. Arons again.
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Someone posted this on Facebook with no info. I'm sure this crew has already seen it.
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That's the car with the crazy red and black interior. I'm hoping the before photos are the ones in the barn.
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Surprising they would let the car deteriorate like that. Good luck replacing that interior if they let it dry out and crack.
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What markings if any are found on the original light weight glass?
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To post pics here, it's not hard to do. Don't use attach files. That's why your getting the message you are.. Instead open a free account on a picture hosting website such as photo bucket. That account will ask you to attach pictures to that account. decide where you want your pictures to come from, either your phone or camera. Then copy the picture from that site & paste it here in your message box. liteweight |
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Bill Flynn had 2 68 LO23 Hemi Darts
I have a lot of pictures and info on the two cars, that my buddy Tony got from Bill Flynn's brother. When I get them loaded up I will post a few. Bill Flynn's 64 car local paper, Bill receiving his national champion trophy and a picture of the trophy http://i568.photobucket.com/albums/s...psofye2osx.png http://i568.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps5meyn1eg.png http://i568.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps2krkkkpy.jpg |
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Max Hurley's Dart, photo from Facebook. Notice the quarter panel. Is this the same one that was crashed on the street?
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BO29 and LO23 Hemi Blocks
Does anybody know or have an original block From 68 BO29 Hemi Barracuda or a LO23 Hemi Dart. My question is, What is stamped on them. Was the first 50 different from the rest? Trying to find some info on these blocks. I am going to look at one. I want to make sure what I am looking at. thanks for any help |
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Hi, new member here. I've been following this thread for at least a few years, and am amazed at the wealth of information about these cars that’s available here.
I've always been interested in the LO23 & BO29 cars, and have seen a number of the cars in this and the Hemi Cuda thread race at various events since 1970. Al Adamic's “Al’s Toy” and Billy Lyon’s “Queen Bee” BO29 'Cudas were both regulars at tracks I raced at in northeast Ohio. Curiosity has me looking for photos and history of a particular Dart that I crossed paths with over four decades ago. As a teenager I would frequent a local speed shop that ran an AA/FD, and one day in 1970 I was there when a Hemi Dart was trailered in. This Dart belonged to Kenny Bracken of Mentor, Ohio; and the car was named "Bracken’s World" - most likely a play on the television show by the same name. It was painted yellow with red on the side panels, very similar to the Mancini cars. I didn't know the difference between a LO23 car and other Darts at the time, but over the years it has become apparent to me that what I remember about the scoop, stance, Hemi, Dana 60, and fact that it was running in Pro Stock lead me to believe it was an LO23. To support this – although not real proof – research on Draglist shows it as a ’68 Dodge Dart by Factory, running a 426 Hemi and 4-speed. The car was even mentioned in Kenny’s obituary where it stated: "Mr. Bracken had a lifelong love of cars … He owned a 1968 Dodge Dart Hemi, which he purchased for $5,000." I can’t imagine a Dodge Dart being mentioned in an obit unless it was a very special one! Being that many photos are no longer available in the older posts, has anyone seen or know the history of this car? Or if it really was an LO23? I searched this thread and the name Bracken came up in one post by dc426 where he mentions having bought the THT Dart from a fellow named Roy Bracken in 1989. Coincidence, or is there a connection there? |
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Welcome here 340sixpack.
I do not recall the Dart you speak of but if anyone would know it will be Mark Janaky or Dell jones. they are the best historians on these cars. liteweight |
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This might help: It was the old Yankee Peddler according to the following.
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You guys amaze me.... 40 years of wondering resolved in half an hour :)
I kind of figured Kenny was one of the "in between" owners not as well documented as original or current owners. So my memory is a bit fuzzy on the colors. At least I got the red part right! I do remember it having the Cragar S/S wheels. Perhaps I got the yellow/ red combo from the speed shop's decals - Lake Speed Equipment - owned by Harold "Slim" Carter who partnered with Jim Walther in T/F and won the World Finals in 1972, hence the Championship. |
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Looking for anyone who has worked with installing the thin reproduction side glass in these cars. I recently purchased the glass and want to get as educated as I can prior to installation.
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