Original hemi dart information

[Liteweight]

Originally Posted by Bobdakota

Does anybody know where this picture was taken? Maybe could ID the Camaro, maybe it’s owner or past owners would know who’s dart it was?It’s a longshot but hey, I’m sure you’ve been down that road before. Good luck on your search! Bob

Hey Bob
the photo of the Dart in the pits beside the Camaro has been looked into by me trying to ID that car. I have searched for more photos of that Camaro also on east coast based racetracks trying to get more info. I think this was at New York National speedway but cant confirm.
the photo of the stripped down Dart is definitely my car during the early 80's when Lou Vignognia owned it. He commissioned Paul Pittman to paint it white. I contacted Paul several years ago and he found these photos of it and sent them to me.

liteweight

[Bobdakota]

Originally Posted by Liteweight

Hey Bob
the photo of the Dart in the pits beside the Camaro has been looked into by me trying to ID that car. I have searched for more photos of that Camaro also on east coast based racetracks trying to get more info. I think this was at New York National speedway but cant confirm.
the photo of the stripped down Dart is definitely my car during the early 80's when Lou Vignognia owned it. He commissioned Paul Pittman to paint it white. I contacted Paul several years ago and he found these photos of it and sent them to me.

liteweight

Thanks for the reply, I’m always surfing the web looking for info on the darts and barracudas. I’m trying to do a photo history of these cars, as a personal project. You and the rest of the guys on this forum seem to be more knowledgeable than myself, I appreciate all the info you guys have provided me. I’ll keep my eyes open if I happen to run across anything I may look like your dart. Yes as you know some of these cars are more scarce for info and pictures and others. I have followed The‘s car since the early 90s. Having gone to many national events, we’ve probably actually ran into each other somewhere along the way I’m sure. My father-in-law and brother-in-law run nostalgia superstock, a 1967 cuda painted like a Sox and Martin car. It is not a fastback though . We are from the Midwest, Dubuque Iowa.
Bob