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Good looking car. Do you have a teadable picture of the fendertag?

Do you have a readable picture of the fendertag?

First of all let me say I'm sorry you have to sell your car. It looks stunning. A factory Dart Charger is based on a 1965 Dart GT with a yellow paint and a 273 x4 bbl. However a 1965 Dart 270 2 dr post with a 225 was produced in 5803 units. Of these cars 5129 had the automatic transmission. Good...

Any pictures of the interior and the door panels?

Ok, great.

Do you have a picture of the fendertag?

Cosgig! Beautiful car! Is there a buildsheet and a fendertag for it?

Can you get a better picture of the factory invoice?

Did you fet a pictyre of the fendertag?

Sweet!

Do you have a picture of the fendertag?

Does it have a clear title?

Would it be possible that you could get a title for it?

Any pictures underhood, interior. What's the condition on the top and is there any rust issues?

Where are they located?

This is what I can come up with after collecting information on these cars with help from friends since 1989. The factory Dartchargers were all assembled at the Los Angeles plant. First car known was assembled Sept 8, 1964. All factory cars was yellow and the VIN# starts with L455 and on the...

Where's the truck located?

How much just for the fender?

Beautiful car! Good luck with sale.

You are right Jim! The 273 HP engines installed in the Dodge Dart were called 273 Charger from 1965 to 1967.

Looks like a clean car. GLWS!

Cant believe it! Looks mint to me!

Go for it Keith! I can provide you with 65 stuff! I have some around......! :burnout:

I love that car! Should be a lifetime keeper! :burnout:

I talkedto this guy. This is a super Project for someone looking for a 65 Dart. USD 450 must be a steal!

That is a master piece. Stunning!

What a Cuda you have! I just love the blower on top too! Puuuh! Good luck with sale!

That would be an excellent cruiser!:glasses7:

That must have been a great deal Rockerdude!

fstfish66! Gonna miss your Barracuda! What a sweet ride! But over time the interest and style changes too. So good luck with your Challenger. Since you had so much fun with the Barracuda I'm pretty sure you will have tons of fun with the Challenger too! :burnout: