anyone see the 1969 dart swinger concept car on ebay?

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for 150k you would think it would include some pictures of the interior, engine, underside etc.
looks a bit like the Australian/Brazilian variants of mopar vehicles
 
It sold at Mecum Kissimmee in January, I took lots of pictures of it. Stephen Juliano used to have it in his collection but sold it to help buy the building he had his collection in, I made the mistake of asking about it once. The guy who bought it would not sell it back to him, he was not happy. I had the ad from Life Magazine on my bedroom wall since the early 70s', it has been on my wall at the house I bought 33 years ago. I will never be able to afford it, but I would if I could!
 
My only take-a-way is the hood scoop. Other than that,one nice Dart
 
Wow and what a description! Challengers had already been on the market according to the salesman doing the write up!
 
Projectile Dart said:
for 150k you would think it would include some pictures of the interior, engine, underside etc.
looks a bit like the Australian/Brazilian variants of mopar vehicles
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When something so "valuable" and "important" and "rare" comes up with no photos, it makes you wonder if "it" actually "is"

However they DO have a shot of the interior and bay.................
 
It looks like a New Zealand built Dart
 
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Do you think the factory did a blacked out engine compartment and those look like Anson aftermarket wheels.
 
69conv said:
Do you think the factory did a blacked out engine compartment and those look like Anson aftermarket wheels.
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i believe they took a stock swinger and hired a company to customize it. they probably blacked out under hood areas to save on time to get it to the Chicago Auto Show
 
dbphemi said:
i believe they took a stock swinger and hired a company to customize it. they probably blacked out under hood areas to save on time to get it to the Chicago Auto Show
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Yes, it was built for Chrysler by a company in Detroit, and used whatever parts they wanted in the bin.
 
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