1970-71 Dart GT Thread
str12-340
I've only seen 1 other '71 Dart GT, in person, at the 2005(?) Mopar Nats. It was a column shift, bucket seats with no console. It was actually in the hotel parking lot, so I didn't want to get to personal with it.
My '71 Dart GT has the requisite A65 on the fender tag
With a 318, console shifted A904, A/C, PS (Federal), rim blow steering wheel, manual drum (front & rear), 3.23:1 sure-grip 8 3/4 (741) rear end.
It does have the Dart GT badging on the rocker panel:
Everything I've learned, from Chrysler Historical, is ~1.3% of the ~96,000 Darts produced in 1971 were the GT model. Unfortunately most of CH's records were lost in a fire. The gentlemen I spoke with did not recall the /6 vs. 318 numbers.
str12-340
I've only seen 1 other '71 Dart GT, in person, at the 2005(?) Mopar Nats. It was a column shift, bucket seats with no console. It was actually in the hotel parking lot, so I didn't want to get to personal with it.
My '71 Dart GT has the requisite A65 on the fender tag
With a 318, console shifted A904, A/C, PS (Federal), rim blow steering wheel, manual drum (front & rear), 3.23:1 sure-grip 8 3/4 (741) rear end.
It does have the Dart GT badging on the rocker panel:
Everything I've learned, from Chrysler Historical, is ~1.3% of the ~96,000 Darts produced in 1971 were the GT model. Unfortunately most of CH's records were lost in a fire. The gentlemen I spoke with did not recall the /6 vs. 318 numbers.