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Way to much $$$ in my opinion. It amazes me the prices people ask especially for the four door cars. Craigslist for most part has the same cars always posted that never sell. The good deals are gone fast but still pop up from time to time.

Don't see a lot of tunnel ram cars with functional window washer reservoirs!

Don't know anything about the build but nice ride. I like the cowl hood too! Post up some more pictures.

There was/or is a guy in Corona off the 91 that rebuilds mopar carbs from his home, I lost his name and number. If anyone here has it can you please message it to me. He's usually at spring and fall fling too with a spot.

I know there is some stupid fast cars that are running the normal Hot Rod drag week. It also sold out in like 16 minutes for 350 participant spots. Be interesting to see how the west coast verison does. They have a comp eliminator type class for the more average type street strip cars I believe.

Haven't been around here much, or working on, or even driving the car either. Was on Facebook the other night and saw a post from Hot Rod editor David Freiburger. "Breaking news: HOT ROD Drag Weekend is coming! A simplified version of Drag Week. October 29-31, Tucson to Phoenix to...

Love my steel wheels!

Valiant looks pretty cool! Need more picture when you get time.

It would look bad *** driving down the road painted or not. Unfortunately most cars get taken apart for paint and/or restoration and never get finished. Must people under estimate the cost and amount of work required for the projects to get finished and as a result they never get finished.

The VW section is actually one of my favorites to browse through at the west coast largest auto swap meet held near by me in Pomona, CA. I'm note sure if it's the cars or young ladies though!

I haven't gone to any great lengths to preserve patina on my Dart. It is an original paint car and gets mix reviews, 50% percent say don't touch it they dig it like is and the other 50% say just needs paint and it would be nice lol...

Probably a bad idea! It's not unusual for body shops to stroke us along on our classics as it is. Best way to deal with a body shop is an agreed price and time line. Then just know both will be double before you're finished if you're lucky.

Cool car I was thinking around $5000 to $8000

For me I guess it would depend on how much of the car is original. If you didn't know it was a Commando I'm guessing it's probably missing the key components. I'd build it how you want it unless it's a 4 speed.

That youtube is funny, looks like the Dart has some blower surge going on. Lol... I kind of like it

Car looks great!

The possibilities are endless! I was thinking along the lines of a pro stocker or funny car. :thumleft:

Bench seats are cool to me.

Awesome, thanks for sharing.

Great pictures HawaiiDuster! That little Gold Dart if it's the one that was for sell was pretty cool. Slant 6 with a manual trans on the floor. Just something a little different from the norm.

Here is a few teasers that I took with my phone just to get the thread started. So feel free to add pictures. I found a set of 15X10 steel wheels in the swap meet, they were cheaper than I could have built them, so they came home with me. Other than that it was just a quick one day trip for me...

Did I miss it nobody has posted any pictures or information?

Cool Barracuda, reminds me of the late 70's and cars around my area when I was a kid. Nice big tires on the rear and a hole in the hood! Hows that run with the blower? Looks like it might be underdriven with that big pulley up top.

Starting to make a little more sense now that it wasn't a simple straight trade. I don't know where the value of $68,000 came from. Seems high as a quick search found them in poor to average condition from $1,000 to $5,000 probably likely about the same value of the Dart. Dan's story...

Awe I hate it even more when I don't pay attention. You did indeed answer the question. Picture of the big bad *** old Dart must have distracted me from your answer.

I hate it when a thread derails and nobody answers the original question. :D Anyways, the 68 Dart came with the slant 6, 273, 318, 340, 383, and 426 Hemi engines. As far as I know the four door model only came with the first three engines listed (non high performance) with the 318 being the...

Awesome! That picture is like looking back 40+ years. Best part is it's all yours.

I'm not sure I understand all the details of the trade or the process. Regardless I'm getting the impression you may think the 1968 four door Dart may be worth a significant amount of money. I think it's important to point out it's not a very desirable car being a four door model. It may...

Look this is just my opinion but REALLY! Your going to try and unwind a trade your dad did before he died! Why? The tractor might be worth more than the car running or not. I just don't understand this thinking, I'll stop before saying something stupid. :banghead: They are cool tractors!

JB Weld