D/Dart Conversation

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My favorite story on these was the one where the guy has pics of the one he found actually sitting in a junkyard... no letters or anything, amazing! I remember when I was younger Ed Miller told me about these cars (I had a 66 GT then) and I thought, surely I can find one right? lol Still have never seen one in person... GREAT thread!
 
Rocky65 said:
My favorite story on these was the one where the guy has pics of the one he found actually sitting in a junkyard... no letters or anything, amazing! I remember when I was younger Ed Miller told me about these cars (I had a 66 GT then) and I thought, surely I can find one right? lol Still have never seen one in person... GREAT thread!
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That is the one now in Wilmington, OH. Great guy. Told me the hole story of how he happened on it. If I remember right he found it in Colorado. Some people have all the luck!
 
Yeah I believe that's the one! Just makes me wonder how many rare cars I walked by as a kid in the late 70s early 80s in junkyards, but hey, back then they were "just parts cars" right? lol I am just glad folks are saving them now, hope to see a real D Dart, maybe at Carlisle this year...
 
Yea,
In the early 90's there was a junk yard north to north west of Cincinnati, OH called Mad Mans parts +, I think. Boy I remember they had some of the nicest rust free Mopars I had ever seen. One that sticks out in my mind was a beautiful 1971 Sattelite 2door. It was a slant six car, with a vinyl floor! Rust free. Man it would have made a nice Road Runner clone! I have thought about that car many times, and hoped some one saved it.
 
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