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o1heavy

o1heavy

1974 dart sport
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Anyone have any info on this thing
Considering putting it in my shop
Seems like it has changed a few hands
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Hard to tell from this picture but many of these cars are mild steel cars limited to 8.50 ET. Nothing wrong with that but I would want to see a fresh chassis cert tag. My Daytona was mild steel but had a funny car cage that I had 7 bars added to pass 7.50 cert.
 
We really need to see more pictures if you have them. Have you looked at the car in person yet?
 
pittsburghracer said:
Hard to tell from this picture but many of these cars are mild steel cars limited to 8.50 ET. Nothing wrong with that but I would want to see a fresh chassis cert tag. My Daytona was mild steel but had a funny car cage that I had 7 bars added to pass 7.50 cert.
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John it is mild steel round tube
What does that limit it to in the 1/8 do you know ?
 
Searching the internet I found the car was for sale a few years back in the Illinois area
And has no title
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9 times out of 10 race cars don’t have titles, but should have a log book and some sort of paper works for the racing body it ran in nhra/ihra etc.
 
I sold my 1974 Duster that I tradedbuddy of mine my old Daytona for. I paid an NHRA inspector to come to my house to certify it before listing it for sale. I wasn’t going to sell someone a race car for over 10,000.00 that was never inspected. (8.50 cert) while he was here I had my heads up car certified for 6.50.
 
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