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I would not let that stop you. The bad guy in my story was supposedly a friend and there was no contract there either. The lawyer will let you know if there is no case.

With $70,000 into the project, I'd be looking for a lawyer and a legit shop to look at the car and assess it. A friend of mine got screwed on a car issue several years ago. He got a lawyer and ended up suing the guy and ended up with a judgement for $30,000 plus interest until the debt was...

I ran across these new taillight lenses on ebay motors for less than $80 delivered https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2499334.m570.l1313&_nkw=1970+Dodge+Dart&_sacat=6028

A pair of tail light lenses that fit and work cost around $100. I would suggest that you try Van's Auto Parts - same lenses for a bit better price. The pattern in the available lenses are a bit different than a Scamp - they are repops of 1970 Dart lenses. No one repops the Scamp lenses.

The dark argent cone type centers were stock in 1971- light argent in 1970 (first year for those wheels). IMHO you picked the best looking centers when you went with dark argent cones...

Same scoops were available on some Dusters, even Twisters with 318s, so since it's the same hood, not surprised they look like they belong there!

Joel Cooper's on here...but his Fabo Name is his VIN or some such, so I can never remember it...

WOW!!! Great 65! You need to be at Chrysler Nationals at Carlisle - July 11-14!

Consider a rebuilt 318 that is a direct replacement - less hassle and even comes with a warranty. Seems a lot easier if you're not into solving puzzles and doing fabrication. I've had a succession of 70 Darts with 318s - bulletproof and easy to maintain. My current crop:

I hope to see your car at MoparFest this summer, in New Hamburg, Ontario - 1500 Mopars, no judging, no prizes, just a damned good time! August 17 & 18

When it comes to how things could be ordered from Chrysler... never say never.

Thanks for telling the story! If you can, scan the photos that you have of the car back in the day and include them...

Welcome! Did you run that car at a at Cecil County? Sure looks familiar...

PICTURES, WE DEMAND PICTURES OF YOUR GASSER :mob::mob::mob::mob:

Love your car, and especially how much you have done yourself. It's so great that you are driving the car - Sick66 should be a blast 1970s are the best Darts, but then I'm a little biased... :thumbsup:

Welcome, you'll find lots of advice and parts here!

I hate to say it, but after being retired for 5 years I constantly find myself asking how I had time to do a full time job!!!

WOW!!!

We demand pictures!!!!! :mob::mob::mob::mob::mob:

I LOVE IT!!!!! (more pics, please!!!)

whataya got??? We demand pictures :mob::mob::mob:

WOW!!! Just WOW!!! I love the white with the red detail.

I hope we see you at MoparFest in New Hamburg ONT in August - about 1500 Mopars last year!

WOW!!!

Man, I'd love to be a fly on the wall watching the expressions when somebody revs it up next to you at a stop light. You might have to find some plain Jane steel wheels that match your current rims to complete that vibe

Welcome aboard!!! I stared out with this 1970 Dart Custom that my Dad bought new - it became my first car in 1975. ...and today If you need any Custom specific parts send me a PM. They have unique interior seats and door and rear panels, but I had Legendary make them for me when mine...

More pictures please!!!

no this is a bearing and bracket that bolts to the K-member and holds the BOTTOM of the steering sector shaft below the pitman arm. The flex comes because the whole steering linkage pushes back and forth on the end of the steering shaft and it is like having a load on a lever. If you go to...

Firm Feel has a lower sector bearing kit that can relieve the pressure on the steering box mount - seems to have worked on my Dart

So the last time I rebuilt a poly was many years ago for my 1964 Dodge Coronet 440, but I remembered that I got stuff from a company called Egge Obsolete, so I search for them and there they were! They still have oversized pistons for a poly and offer a complete rebuild kit. Their web site...