67 Dart GT Convertible

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Hello Everyone, new here, just purchased my 67 Dart GT Convertible - numbers matching engine and tranny, with fender tag, 273, auto, console, factory air, bucket seats, Red exterior, white interior and top, mostly complete.

Items missing are the chrome moulding pieces on front fenders, rocker trim, turn indicators on fenders, GT grill, fender emblems, gas cap, radiator, and radiator support. I have not found a build sheet yet but have not looked in all areas. Car is rough in some areas but not bad for being 45 years old. Looking forward to starting the restore with my boys.
 
Sorry about that pics folks, here we go.

At some point in its life it had a wreck and a 69 Swinger front clip put on (or so I am told). I am glad they had the insite to put the fender tag on the new clip.

Here are the pics of my find. Enjoy!
 

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You'll have some good "Before" pictures to go with your "After" pictures. Can't wait to see those too.
 
Might be easier to just remove the door & quarter trim, you will need the mounting clips for front fenders also.

I removed all my 67 side trim and installed 69 style bullet shaped turn signal markers.

Will be a good looking car if done back red with white top & interior

Seems I seen some 67 trim for sale here recently, it will be the same for a hardtop.

If you have a 69 radiator support the headlight buckets might need some work to fit, not 100% positive but have been told the 67 buckets are somewhat different than 68/69 in the mounting

Good luck, take a lot of pictures taking it apart and going back together, they will be very helpful. And when you don't have what you need lots of people here will try and help out.

my 67 less trim

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Thank you WildCat, good point on the trim. You have a beautiful car! I do plan on restoring it to the same factory colors along with the same engine. Of course I plan on adding a liitle bit of performance with a cam and 4 barrel carb.

What worries me is the post I read on the restore cost, I guess it depends on the end product you want to have.

Have fun and take pride in doing it right!
 
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