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The rest of the body except the hood and trunk lid is done!

Engine compartment done! Wow it looks brand new. Mikael even added the fendertag just as it should.

Underside almost done. Just awesome what smooth surface it ends up with. Next week the paint.

Ready for aqua polishing or water blasting. Not sure what's the correct word for it is. Anyway first time off with this method.

I'll take them. Can you ship to Sweden?

Fits 1965 and 1966 Dart, Valiant and Barracuda.

The body is finally empty on all parts and ready for waterpolishing now on Tuesday. The whole body is intact except lower inner fender box. But I should not complaine. The a/c knobs are clear plastic but Dart never had these lightened. Hmmmmmm!

Thanks TMM. I'm interested in the master cylinder. Can you ship to Sweden? @halifaxhops

I was working through the oil filter arrangement. With these short headers, what kind of oil filter relocating kits should I use? Any suggestion?

Any pictures Don?

Agree but would it be Chryslers choice?

Everything's adjusted and ready. Next is to find a Holley carb and the air cleaner. When Chrysler offered these engines with help from Offenhauser, would they have used a 4 bbl air cleaner from Chrysler or Offenhauser?

Does anyone know the date or approx date for the Spring Fling meet in 2025?

Cool trip back in time. Well, almost!

Mikael, the bodyman is making progress. Visited him today and body almost ready. Will be painted anniversary gold with black stripe. Found the correct paint code for Glasurit A1677.

Today the engine block arrived. Looks like new. Next is to start the assembly procedure.

What a genuine story! Glad that it ended up in the family again.

Sceduled assembly date August 30.

Yes, got it noted.

I can just agree with you. I started back in 1980. Nothing there besides some old dealerships that still has some small parts left for my 65 Dart GT.

And this is just the beginning!

Check with Legendary Auto Interiors or find factory material at SMS Auto Fabrics.

From what I can see there is the following colors on the headlining for 1967 Dart Gt (LP) according to my Parts catalog. So copper would be my guess! - Blue - Red - Copper - Tan - Black

All 273s had a Chrysler or McCord thin metal gasket. It also prevented the ignition wires to get burnt.

Love those Demons. It's even cooler to find such a low option car. Sounds like steering wheel was option too. No rear arm rests is first time I've seen it. Good luck with the project.

New challenges! The engine block is hot tanked and looks great. Casted November 4, 1964 and assembled November 30 same year. However the person who assembled the engine forgot to lock one piston pin on one side. There is a big scratch in the one cylinder so it needs a sleeve. Dang!

How much for the carb adapter?

Someone might get a picture of the drain holes.

I'll take the early A drivers side for usd 70. Can you ship to Stanton, CA?

Looks like the screws holding the taillight lens to the taillight bezel.