'68 Dodge Dart GTS, 383/4-sp, Basket Case
 

Must have been an awesome car when new, but wow, major project today, and the original 383 and 4-sp is missing. Being sold in Chicago, might be something special like a Mr. Norm's car...worth checking into.

Link to 1968 Dart GTS Project Car eBay auction
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NOM, no title, no fender tag, no build sheet....even if it was a Mr. Norm car, a resto is a fool's errand.

Not surprised there are zero bids.
I would not want it for free.

Oh, c'mon, a home hobbyist with an arc welder, some old street signs for floor patches and rusty angle iron from "out back", to repair the rusty frame sections, a gallon of Dutch Boy paint from Home Depot and a roller and they could have that ready for a big name auction house in no time...:headbang:

Parts car all the way. Anyhow a 340 Dart 4 Speed would dust off a 383 any day of the week. I wonder if Mark Worman from Graveyard Carz would be interested buying it for parts? Love his shows.

We're going to see this car for sale at VOLO in the future,sporting a fresh paint job,fender tag & "Numbers Matching" drivetrain I just know it....

You forgot the build sheet, Rick :haha: