Pretty rare Early-A

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bluenotefan said:
If I had the garage space, I'd snap it up in a heartbeat. That's a cool dart. I can't really tell, robjkc, is that a 2bbl or 4bbl carb?
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It's a 2bbl, the only option in 64. Probably not much more power than the /6 for that year.

I did a little more inspection underneath and might be a little too rusty for me. It's all there though. I did a little google search and found out that a place in Michigan makes a lot of replacement panels (floors, quarters,...) for the early A's. There name is Classic 2 Current.

Here's a picture of just behind the rear leaf spring.
 

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Darn. I'm glad you took those pics, but I wish it wasn't so rusted underneath. I was hoping to use parts from my B'Cuda to get at least one of the two running...but it doesn't look like that'd be likely :S
 
I had that problem on my Dart. It wasn't much to fix it. I would definitely rebuild the 273 though, considering its already rare to have one.
 
robjkc said:
It's a 2bbl, the only option in 64. Probably not much more power than the /6 for that year.

I did a little more inspection underneath and might be a little too rusty for me. It's all there though. I did a little google search and found out that a place in Michigan makes a lot of replacement panels (floors, quarters,...) for the early A's. There name is Classic 2 Current.

Here's a picture of just behind the rear leaf spring.
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Easy fix for this is a 3 inch spring relocation.Oh the possibilities for this car are endless.I hope a member scoops it up.
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Neat car! To rusty for me LOL. I turned my second 65 Dart (a 270) into a parts car just because of a little floor rust. And all of my frame rails are like new. My hat is off to people that can tackle such a project, and make it new again. I wish I had the knowhow and patients to do it! I am using my rust on my 270 as an excuse with the wife for turning it into an altered wheel base BB car eventually.

I hope some one grabs up that dart and posts pic of the restoration process!
 
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