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That would be me.. Send me a PM Herb aka "Dart67"

You are correct, Sorry. I guess I need to clarify that statement ((there is No break down between Hardtop and Convertible) There is No break down between Hardtop and Convertible as to Engine and Transmission Production numbers. I will edit the post to correct it.

You are correct, Sorry. I guess I need to clarify that statement ((there is No break down between Hardtop and Convertible) There is No break down between Hardtop and Convertible as to Engine and Transmission Production numbers. I will edit the post to correct it.

FAT FINGER miss type and poor proof read by the dumba$$ author of the post..... I corrected it to the 457 total.

I am the Original Owner (Special Ordered) of a Dart 270 2 Door Hardtop 273-4 Barrel 4 Speed. Delivery date 5/3/1967. The question of Dart models equipped with the 273 4 barrel production numbers came up in another venue. So I put this together for those that might have an interest. 1967 Dart...

A very rare "The Dodge Boys" "White Hat Special" hat. A stick on "White Hat" and a rough "I'm ONE of the Good Guys" clip on badge.

Eastern or Central?? 10AM Central would be better for me.. I sent you a PM (started a conversation)

Can I call you sometime tomorrow?? Let me know about what time. I am in the Central Time Zone.

Send me a PM and I will send you my info Herb aka"Dart67"

The factory 273 Four Barrel emblems on my car are flat.

Thanks for posting the photos and verifying my information..

@rustycowll69 These are pages from the Salesman's 1967 Dodge Data Book. Look at the 273 Four Barrel emblem placement in both photo's. They are on the Front of the fender. Not under the GT Badge in front of the door. Here is the 1967 Dart GTS 383 emblem placement. Under the GTS Badge in...

I was 20 years old at the time. This was my 3rd New Dart. I had a New 1965 Dart 4 Door Sedan Charger 273 4 Barrel, automatic. Traded it for a 1966 Dart GT convertible 273 2 barrel auto. Ordered and Traded it for this car I still have. 1967 Dart 270 2 Door Hardtop Charger 273 Four Barrel 4...

It is NOT a GT vs non- GT thing. On 1967 Dodge Darts: If it was a 273 2 barrel, the car got V8 emblems in virtually the same location as the 273 Four Barrel emblems in the above photos. If it was a 273 4 barrel, the car got 273 Four Barrel emblems in the same location as the 273 Four Barrel...

You are correct.

This is the factory locations for the 273 Four Barrel emblems on a One Owner Dart 270 2 Door Hardtop.

@Detroit Iron Here is the Left Side. Pretty much the same as the Right Side.

You are very welcome. If you need and more info or measurements just let me know.

I can get the other side also. If you want it. As You can see, the Bottom of the 273 and Top of Four Barrel is on the body line. The Rear Edge of the 2 is 10 3/4" back form the front of the fender behind the headlight bezel. The Top of the 2 is 5 13/16" down from the top edge of the fender...

I will get a few measurements for you in an hour or two.

I Registered yesterday. I will be there late Thursday afternoon through Sunday. I will be bringing "Ole Blue".

If I remember correctly. If you ordered the Sure-Grip, You had you choice of 3.23, 3.55, or 3.91 at no extra cost. I wanted and ordered 3.91 with the Sure-Grip.

Chanute AFB is the reason I am even here. My Father was stationed there in the 1940's as an instructor. They would get weekend passes and he would travel over to Bloomington, Illinois to go to dances and meet girls. That is where he met my Mother. They married. He finished his tour of duty...

@413 Here is the CERTICARD and Fender Tag

No, it is an 8 3/4". I had a Mauve 1966 Dart GT Convertible that I traded on this car. It was a 273 2 barrel 7 1/4" open rear. I stripped the spider gears in it 2 or 3 times when I would hammer it hard.

Thank You. I will try to remember to get a photo of it tomorrow.

Yes, it is a fun ride.

Charger 273 4 barrel.

I will pass on your offer. Yes, the 3 speed manual column shift was standard.

No it was not. At that time my Gross pay was $80 per week.