Thanks Barrett-Jackson for 64 Dart Sale!!!

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In case you missed it...64 Dart 2dr Hardtop, ProStreet-528 Hemi $30,000!!!!
Now all of us early a owners have gold!!!!! But we already knew that.....

Bob

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Barrett-Jackson Lot: 54 - 1964 DODGE DART CUSTOM 2 DOOR HARDTOp


Lot Number:

54
Auction:

SCOTTSDALE 2012
Status:SOLD
Sale Type: NO RESERVE
Price*$33,000.00
Year:1964
Make:DODGE
Model:DART
Style: CUSTOM 2 DOOR HARDTOP
VIN: L445171740
Exterior Color: BLUE/SILVER
Interior Color: GRAY
Cylinders: 8
Engine Size: 528
Transmission: 3-SPEED AUTOMATIC
Summary: Brand new custom 528 HEMI world block, street car that is fast and fun to drive. Runs fine on pump gas.
Details: Custom built 528 Hemi engine with a 727 automatic transmission. 8 3/4" rear end with 4.10 gears, Moser axles, disc brakes, coil over shocks, rack & pinion steering and aluminum radiator. Car is tubbed with 18" Mickey Thompson tires in the back and a 10 point roll cage.
 
That looks like a local car I have seen at Spring Fling in Woodley Park. The car was pretty nicely done. I'm sure at $30,000 grand the owner was hoping for more and the buy will be getting a very different car for a decent price. Not really the car I would buy at $30K but thats me.
 
Hey Z..

I'll be out your way Feb 4-9th.. Anything auto going on that might interest me??? I know my wife won't be happy!!! lol

Bob
 
Gold? Pull the Hemi out and stick a 273 in there and see if it gets that much LOL :D I don't think we need to have Barrett Jackson raise our A-body prices to the E-body level. That car was nice though!
 
How much was the Hemi alone worth? I would say the guy who built the car lost his ***. Hope he had some fun with it before he sold it. Not a bad car and would be awesome on the track.
 
528's will run you close to $20K with all the extra's, Carb/Headers/Forced Air (scoop/Cowl/Cold-Air).

$10K for a re-inforced framed, Updated Suspension, Narrowed Rear, custom paint Early A Plus $20K for the engine. My thought is the seller didnt come close to breaking even..
 
Personally I hope the Pro Builders never discover the early A bodies.. they will just price the last affordable group of A bodies out of existence...
I like it better back when used Dusters and their like were $500-1000 dollar cars.. never again. With a few rare exceptions...
 
alan im with u there man this is how it gos just think what this will do to the price of the 64 to 66 barracuda lol
 
Wouldn't want our early A's to gain in popularity so vendors would actually make some parts for them.....:wack:
 
airwoofer said:
How much was the Hemi alone worth? I would say the guy who built the car lost his ***. Hope he had some fun with it before he sold it. Not a bad car and would be awesome on the track.
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That's exactly what I was thinking.
 
Who ever bought that Dart got one hell of a deal, 30k just about covers the drivetrain/suspension, he got the rest of the car for free.
 
Funny how every body talks about how original is the only way to get good money with an old car but that thing is only a shell,everything else is custom.I guess that blows that theory out of the water.Granted it has alot invested but 33,000 for a "custom" ride.
 
Dart_Doctor said:
i think the scoop looked like crap tho
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With you on that call! If you're going to cut the hood for a big block(or any block), a Max Wedge clone would have looked way better! A little more period correct, vintage even.

So, all in all does that make my 63, 340 Moredoor worth more?
More doors, less engine... it should equal up! Plus a little! Right??
 

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You need snow tires............ Just kidding that thing looks great. I have no problem with two doors too many.
I have gone to Barrett several times to sell and you never know what something will bring.Timing is everything. I was dumbfounded as I watched a custom purple 57 chevy 4 door with a 350 auto and cheep wheels,never thinking that it would pass 20K. the bidding kept going and going and the gavel fell at 101k !! I thought this might be a mistake but all it takes is 2 people that want it. Alot of "Whoos Johnson is bigger goes on there"..
 
It's my first MoPar Love! :heart: Just finished(almost)mini tubs & SS relocate. The 340 in a 63 was challenge & can't wait for my next ??? A for sure!
Thanks!
 
I looked at that car yesterday. 33K really supprises me. Car wasn't that bad however i guess with the hemi that's what brought on the $$$$

Just an FYI A 66 Dart GT, 273 4 speed car will be going on the block at Russo Steel Saturday evening
 
"Wouldn't want our early A's to gain in popularity so vendors would actually make some parts for them....."


Sort of the double edged sword I guess.. until the things get valuable, anything reproduced or fabricated is done as a labor of love.. and if there is more than a one-off made, the price tends to be high.

I removed myself from a Mopar oriented Facebook page, mostly because the admin who started it is a converted "new stuff" guy who seemed to think that the new engines are the only way to go. I admit they are a hell of a design and wil be great once they get some age on them, and the price comes down. But right now, you have to be either a rich man or one of those talented folk who can fabricate what can't be bought, or know people who can.. and it doesn't hurt to be an electical genius either.

I guess this sorta strayed from the topic.... don't we have an "Off Topic"
smiley? LOL!

Alan
 
bob so when u trailering the 64 out to scotts dale you have a 528......cam lol

there is either a clone or ive seen that blue/silver dart at the mopar nats,,
 
Don, thought about it. Steve Magnate would love it, probably straight axle it!!!lol
There is a blue/silver 64 Dart race car around. I've seen it at Maple Grove and E-town over the years...

Bob
 
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