Well as some of you may know I have always had a soft spot for Dodge products. I've taken a step to satisfy that hunger by purchasing a new project to work with. Here are some pics of my "new to me 1966 Dodge Dart. Please don't hate me for being a trader! I plan to still hang out here if I'm allowed! I am planning on making many mods, some of which include a 408 stroker, 430 rear, and maybe even using a 2004R trans. Yep, I feel I have to stay with some kind of GM performance in my Dodge. My body man thinks this is another project he will spend many hours on but the truth is I plan on doing most of the body myself. Unlike the 72 there's no hurry to complete this. (as well as no funds!) But I am excited to get started. Here are a few pics of the project. Rodney OK, there are no buttons to attach pics. Hope once again Joel can help out. 

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Other than some tin worm infestion, dang thing looks pretty decent. One of my Aunts had one like that...only car I ever knew here to own.

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Joel Adams
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"Money can't buy happiness -- but somehow it's more comforting to cry in a CORVETTE than in a Kia"

Looks complete and that is the big issue with these parts availability limited autos.  

I've got a 67 Dodge Coronet 440 with a 406 stroker, dana rear, HD auto with overdrive. It's a blast to drive & it'll tear the tires off the rim if you let it.  A muscle car is a muscle car

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Allen I'm interested in more info from you. Do you mind if I email you? Thanks Rodney

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