Original hemi dart information

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Liteweight

Prolly the best unrestored example of a L023 in its first "as raced" state today.

liteweight

Great article! The video explains these cars very well. Ours is unrestored too, but it was raced for several seasons and so it does show the battle scars. It was raced out of Barnett Race Cars with Steve Bagwell’s cars. Terry Earwood was the primary driver.

[Liteweight]

Originally Posted by Raymond

Great article! The video explains these cars very well. Ours is unrestored too, but it was raced for several seasons and so it does show the battle scars. It was raced out of Barnett Race Cars with Steve Bagwell’s cars. Terry Earwood was the primary driver.

Very cool Raymond. I have knowledge of your car for many years. A very good original car that has earned every scar and battle wound. I call them personality marks. I was unaware that Terry Earwood was the primary driver. It didnt matter whose steering wheel he was behind he was very good at what he did

Liteweight

[marfen]

Thx for the cool link to the article and video with Michael's Invader...another dart along with Raymond's that set the hook on me for one of these beasts.

Happy New Year to all of you Hemi A body folks. Here's hoping in 2021 you can get your super stocks out to some shows, races, and cruises so people can see what fast cars look like once again.

[marfen]

Originally Posted by Raymond

Great article! The video explains these cars very well. Ours is unrestored too, but it was raced for several seasons and so it does show the battle scars. It was raced out of Barnett Race Cars with Steve Bagwell’s cars. Terry Earwood was the primary driver.

No scar, no story. your car is one of my favorite darts ever.

[Liteweight]

Happy New Year to all the dedicated people that have both kept this thread alive and all the followers of it. Heres hoping 2021 will be more Human friendly than what we just went through. Lets get those 8 barrels wide open and storm into 2021

Liteweight

[Charlie A]

Happy New Year Daryl!

[Stewart Way]

Raymond Was your Dart the Tanner or Warful Dart?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Stewart Way

Raymond Was your Dart the Tanner or Warful Dart?

It was given to Joe Ort from Biscayne Dodge in Miami. He was a policeman and did his own racing and engine work. The picture in primer was the day it was delivered. He painted it red and named it the Deadly Dart. Later the second owner (Warfel) painted it gold and called it the Scat Pack Dodge.

[Stewart Way]

Have one of the King Beast Scat Pack Dodge T-shirts. Now I know why it says LA and not FL on the shirt. I never really looked at the # and name on the car on the shirt. Just thought Glen had been in LA before FL. I knew Glen from Div ll and had some dealings with him when I lived in Jacksonville after the Army.