Beautiful car! I’m sure you will enjoy it! Recently, I let my 17 year old grandson drive my ‘65 Dart GT convertible (273 auto.) He’d never driven a car without power steering or power brakes. Needless to say, he was amazed at how much effort the steering took and how. “dead” the brake pedal felt. I reminded him that I was his age when I had my four-speed Dart GoGo coupe my senior year of high school (‘66-‘67), and that I was a little shorter and lighter than he is now. He got used to it after a few minutes, and I could tell he was having a good time by the smile on his face. I’m hoping to let him drive my ‘65 GoGo coupe when it’s done (assuming I live long enough to finish it!) so he can try driving the four-speed version. I can’t believe I used to do the things I did in my high school car on bias ply tires, no power anything, and 10 inch brakes. Never underestimate the power of adrenaline.
steering plus Coker Wide Oval bias ply redlines, Definitely a bear to drive, with the bias plys she likes every rut in the road the best way to describe is you have to drive the car.
