Showing posts with label dart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dart. Show all posts

Friday, June 3, 2011

answers

From my trivia challenge photo gallery post http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/01/challenging-mopar-trivia-masters-what.html

The doors are from a early 70's, they have no wing windows

the rims are from a Coronet or Charger, they were never offered on Darts

the front clip (fenders, grill, hood) is from a 1970 Dart,

the hood scoop isn't even Mopar, neither is the black hood stripe

the center console is from a 72 Barracuda or Challenger

the dash, looks like its from a Barracuda

the butt stripe is just the lower half, the top is missing

the GT letters are from a Pontiac Grand Am from the 1990's, the word Sport, well that is a mystery

the trunk panel is from a 1968 Dart

and I may be wrong, but the antenna on the rear fender I think is not normal to 1969 Darts

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

On a scale of one to ten (flikr pool)



Above: The Dynacorn comapny makes brand new 1967 fastback Mustangs, 57 Chevy's, 69 Camaro's, and I think 1951 Ford F100's

I wouldn't drive, build, design, or own them, but I give them credit for being stunningly impressive


Above via: http://speedhunters.com/archive/2009/12/10/event-gt-gt-mooneyes-hot-rod-custom-show-09-pt3.aspx and I found the above days after the below


Some new trend? Maybe, they are striking and memorable for those headlights

Cool pair of small block Mopars at the Temecula Rod Run









1969 car advertising









Honda vs Dodge Dart... crush zones vs real steel bumper

Needed to replace the rear bumper and valance
anyway, just didn't want to do it now...

Drive safe everyone,
Aaron

Free cars, ones they gave away in the late 60's in contests and drawings






2 Shelby GT 500's were given away... kinda has me wondering what happened to them, and the other give away cars.








Sunday, May 22, 2011

What's hanging around your neighborhood?



What a unusual car to keep lkooking this good! It's got the black and yellow plates, and that's all it takes as far as I'm concerned. Must be a six cylinder, by the single tail pipe, and lack of engine call outs.
It's a 68 Plymouth Valiant Signet, and remarkably clean inside and out, interior pics didn't turn out, too dim in the evening, but wow... fresh paint and aftermarket rims. Congrads to the wner who isn't dying from the gas mileage of the straight six.