Original hemi dart information

[Hemi Moose]

Here's a couple of the Bob George '68 Hemi Dart...

[Hemi Moose]

Another of a B029...

[hemidart3]

moose: here are a pair of bg's darts, or maybe it's smoke and mirrors, lol!!

[Hemi Moose]

[Frank Spittle]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Sometime back in the late '80s I was out on a trip buying a factory '62 Plymouth Max Wedge and someone knew of a '68 Hemi Dart for sale locally and we drove over to have a look. It was painted and lettered in a color I had not seen in person before. The owner told me it had a famous background. "It's the old Bill Bagshaw "Red Light Bandit" car. I kinda smiled and said to myself yeah,right. I asked him if he had any documentation. He left the garage and went in his house and came back with the original title still in Bagshaw's name.

I brought it home with the Max Wedge and had it painted and lettered correctly. I sold it, bought it back and sold it again.

[Hemi Moose]

Frank, if you don't mind me asking what state was that you found it in, and did you buy or sell it to a fellow named Donny Chapmen.

[bob george]

Hi everyone,Bob George posting here.I have been following this thread and find it quite interesting.We own Bob George Racing (aka)Bob George Enterprizes LLC and have been building and racing Mopars for over 50 years.We have been involved and are involved with a number of original factory race cars that include many BO and LO Cudas and Darts.My late son did the last and most correct restoration on many high end factory race cars including Bill Flynn's Yankee Peddler 65 Dodge Altered Wheelbase car for Tom O'Brian before the current owner purchased it.Presently we are finishing up the original Scootin Cuda of Jerry McClure and also owned by Paul Lance and Bob Stape as well as a few others for the current owners.
We have not commented on many of the post here that have a few inaccuracies but if anyone wishes for additional information they can contact us.

[Frank Spittle]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Frank, if you don't mind me asking what state was that you found it in, and did you buy or sell it to a fellow named Donny Chapmen.

The car was not butchered and the only thing I had done to it was painted and lettered. I can't remember if I sold it directly to Donnie Chapman or not. I believe I did. However, I am certain I did buy it back from Donnie. I sold it about 10 years ago to Fred Englehart who later sold it to I believe the present owner.