Original hemi dart information

[Mr.Hemidart]

Originally Posted by hemitime

Hood hinges gotta go , other than that seems like a very nice car. There were 2 THT darts ,is it this one or the other THT car that was converted to 70-72 body trim , thought I saw some pre resto pics of this car when it was greyish silver and black maybe?It was definately in 68 configuration in those pics and looked like it had been for quite some time as it looked very tired needing full resto , was it converted back to 68 trim along time ago or is this the other THT dart?

Hi I am Vali from Switzerland I have bought this car end of the 90is. I have done the restoration hunderts of hours . It is the THT Dart that was converted to 70-72 body trim at the time and it was build back to the original 68 body. Unfortunatly it wasnt done to my standards so I have redone the job and inserted a underbody that was in perfect condition (see photos). This car has now a perfect underbody and rear end same was done with the front I have used always original parts it took a long time to find all this parts! I was with this car at the Carlise in person and the car is now in Texas for sale. If anyones has more questions please dont hesitate to ask I have a lot of pictures of the whole restoration.
Best regards from snowy Switzerland

[HEMIDARTDAVE]

The day I first saw "MR ED"

[Charlie A]

Originally Posted by HEMIDARTDAVE

The day I first saw "MR ED"

[Doug Walker]

from the Carlisle Expo Center
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
July 13, 2018

Display card said the car has a 528 inch Hemi, automatic transmission, uncut body, never raced.

[Charlie A]

Originally Posted by Doug Walker

from the Carlisle Expo Center
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
July 13, 2018

Display card said the car has a 528 inch Hemi, automatic transmission, uncut body, never raced.

LO23 vin?

[Steve Stasko]

Early history on the orange car is vague. "Not raced" to the best of their knowledge. It is an LO23 tagged car, with an uncut body.

[marfen]

never raced? LOL