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Johnny Dart

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Ran into this Dart surfing the web this morning, it is a Mexican built Dart.
Never seen a roof line like that on a Dart. Looks like its ready for Daytona.:burnout:
 

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It looks like someone did some custom work, I don't think that's factory. It looks neat, but I doubt it's very aerodynamic, just like the '68 Charger back window tunnel.
 
It's factory....

for South American sold Darts.

Read here: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=83460

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Mexican, and brazilian built darts had a fastback looking roofline. The brazilian darts were called charger R/Ts.

Hotwheels even made a brazillian charger R/T with fastback roofline.
 
70Swinger440 said:
Oops. I was wrong.#-o
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I am in Mexico and I have a 1975 with that roof line. I thought it was neat, but very prone to rust where I am.

Does anybody think there would be a market in the US for these Darts coming from Mexico?

Most are 225 with column shift manuals.

There are a few '68 Dart GTSs here for cheap money too.
 
Mason66 said:
I am in Mexico and I have a 1975 with that roof line. I thought it was neat, but very prone to rust where I am.

Does anybody think there would be a market in the US for these Darts coming from Mexico?

Most are 225 with column shift manuals.

There are a few '68 Dart GTSs here for cheap money too.
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Would like the heater delete passenger vents.

And plugs that go over the heater controls and fan switch on the rallye gauges that are the same as our 67-69 Barracuda and 70-71 Duster Demon 340's.
 
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