1966 Dart Charger Conv ?
Pic from a 65 Dart dealer brochure I picked up at Hill-Kelly Dodge in Pensacola, Florida back in 65, showing two yellow 65 Darts, one a hardtop, other a convertible, with 273 4-barrel motors and optional Cragar mags. Don't believe they were Dart Chargers, though. Mbaird above (#13) says the Dart Charger was a regional package. That seems correct to me.
Hill-Kelly didn't actually have one of these Darts on the lot, but they did have a 65 Coronet 500 2dr hardtop, same color yellow, black interior, with a 426 street wedge and blackwall tires with Cragar mags. Sweet car, but I was too young to drive, let alone buy a new car.
About the same time, they had an aluminum front end 64 Dodge. After the 64 racing season was over, they pulled the race motor (can't remember if it was a max wedge or hemi), slapped in a 383, and put it on their used car lot. But I digress. . . .
Pic from a 65 Dart dealer brochure I picked up at Hill-Kelly Dodge in Pensacola, Florida back in 65, showing two yellow 65 Darts, one a hardtop, other a convertible, with 273 4-barrel motors and optional Cragar mags. Don't believe they were Dart Chargers, though. Mbaird above (#13) says the Dart Charger was a regional package. That seems correct to me.
Hill-Kelly didn't actually have one of these Darts on the lot, but they did have a 65 Coronet 500 2dr hardtop, same color yellow, black interior, with a 426 street wedge and blackwall tires with Cragar mags. Sweet car, but I was too young to drive, let alone buy a new car.
About the same time, they had an aluminum front end 64 Dodge. After the 64 racing season was over, they pulled the race motor (can't remember if it was a max wedge or hemi), slapped in a 383, and put it on their used car lot. But I digress. . . .
