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Is this the Dick Smith car?? liteweight |
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Al Mosarino has passed on. I have spoken with Kenny Wright a couple times & he remembers very little about his Uncle Charlie's Hemi Darts. My car is one of the first 10 cars built serial number wise. liteweight |
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Wow! Thank you Terry for the Wild Fire photo -- my new desktop!
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Thanks guys for the clarification on the fender tag info. Those tags were handy when we had to order interior trim parts (like when we received new Dodges with Plymouth steering wheels). The car's DNA was on those tags. But since this thread is a living history lesson I would like to know Daryl how you identified the fender tag for the Landy stick car (the tag that Landy's mechanic sent to you) without the VIN being on the tag? What other info did you use?
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Morning Jim There are 2 locations of body numbers on these 68 cars. One on the rad cradle, the other is on the DS trunk rail under the weatherstripping. These shipping order numbers ID the car to the tag liteweight |
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If this one was built from an original that was wrecked....which one was it built from?
http://www.continentalclassiccars.co...products_id=43 http://www.continentalclassiccars.co...-Hemi-Dart.jpg |
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