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09-18-2008, 09:47 PM
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Re: Original hemi dart information
hi daryl, your car must have had the floor replaced in it by tim hennesey, my father recalled to me that when they got the car the entire hump for the trans was removed and had a quick remove hand made cover to access the trans quickly, he does not remember if it had a clutch pedal or not, call tim and ask him im sure he will tell you he put an entire floor pan in it.
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09-18-2008, 09:59 PM
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Re: Original hemi dart information
Try this message board, these guys can tell you anything you want to know about a 68' package car www.moparts.org
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09-18-2008, 11:53 PM
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Re: Original hemi dart information
Paul Pittman used to work for Don Ness. He is working out of his own shop now, Div. 5 comp racer & lives in MN. If needed I can get contacrt info from a friend.
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09-19-2008, 01:01 AM
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Re: Original hemi dart information
John--Yes, I would appreciate a contact number for Mr. Pittman.Thankyou
Hemiparts-- I am a member of Moparts,I have not tryed to find the history there yet.It might be worth a try tho. Jimi--I am 99.9% sure the floor has not been replaced on it.I do alot of that kind of work here in my shop,but I will have another look anyway.From what I remember the spot welds look untouched,& there is no provision for the clutch crosshaft mount on the framerail.I will look tommorrow.I will send you a picture thru your email address of an interior shot of the car when Tim just purchased it.The hump looks original for a Auto. I really appreciate the input guys Daryl |
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