My old Hemi Dart is famous...and I never knew it!

[njsteve]

Yup. There is a finite number of humans in the universe and they all seem to overlap after a while. It's that, or I'm some kind of time warp vortex that everybody on earth orbits around.

Case in point: I just found out one of my old friends from Florida now owns the Hemi Dart in his race car collection.

Somebody que the music! Today's theme song: It's a Small World After All!

[L-79 Nova]

Steve, is the yellow Cuda the same car that was trailered home in that hellashes snow storm of a post a while back? Ron....

[69z2x4]

I also remember seeing a photo of someone shoveling a Yellow car out of a snowstorm!ha

[njsteve]

Yes, that's the same car. If you hit the link in the first post you'll see some of those old photos.

[69hurstSC]

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I think I'm the undisputed reigning champion of selling million dollar cars for hundreds of dollars!



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LOL! I'd say so!

At least you'll have some cool stories to tell your grandkids someday

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Rita,
My kids already think I'm senile. Why wait for the grandkids to confirm it.

I showed this photo to my kids while I was digging pictures out to post on the Moparts site.

They laughed hysterically and the boy says: "Nice hairdo, Dad!"

I responded proudly: "It's not a "hairdo"...it's a Mullet, Dammit...and it's your heritage!"




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Steve, as Minnesota Viking Jared Allen would say, "A mullet isnt a hairdoo, its a lifestyle!"

[njsteve]

Posted some more "garage-find" photos of the Hemi Dart. Interesting comments from the experts over there about some of the parts that were early clues to the Landy connection - like the '69 grill and taillights.

http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/show...part=4&vc=1