1971 Mystery Dodge Muscle Car Barn Find - "Abandoned!!!"

[@Sloggeth]

Every time he rubbed the dust into that original paint, I died a little inside.

[@littlebearsullivan2312]

West Texas it's not that bad

[@whidbeyhiker4364]

IKR

[@neale.kaufman5168]

The car is and was a pile of shit...6cyl car ...NEVER BE WORTH ANYTHING..

[@latinfoodandfrappes5969]

i said the same thing

[@adamwilliams5492]

@@neale.kaufman5168 y r u so negative ???

[@UnfinishedProjectDartSport]

My condolences to the family that lost this car. My condolences to the car for ending up with this fellow.

[@BigJimSlade67]

The excitement and energy in this video is off the charts!

[@MrCoffeekelly]

The stupidity is the only thing off the charts.

[@DeerbrookSouthernRR]

This makes me happy to see. My great grandmother had a 71 Swinger with a slant 6 and when she passed away she left it to my father who had visions of making it a 440. Sadly when he passed the car was sold and hasn’t been seen since

[@67NewEngland]

" broke the key off in the ignition." Wow, shocker. Didn't see that coming.

[@klaxcorenightcore5050]

The dude was a jerk

[@ricksmith5019]

Should have wiggled the steering wheel.

[@notsofast5495]

I was hoping I would see him at least turning the wheel back and forth a little while trying that ignition. Did ignitions lock the steering wheel back then?

[@johnonthedoe4877]

@@ricksmith5019 frustrating watching him try so hard pulling on that key without even trying to wiggle the steering wheel

[@johnrichjr.415]

BEAUTIFUL CAR , what a transformation after pressure washing. Thanks for sharing this with us 👍

[@DINGERscotland]

Love the 71 dodge dart, I grew up with one here in Scotland and my dad sold it after my grandad died, I deeply deeply wish we still had it, but i know i will never be one of those lucky people to have one in there life, I will never be in a financial position to get one, dad duties come first,

[@bonsiatreesseedsandplantsf4812]

Am glad he has kept it and not scrapped it.good man love these cars

[@garybourke468]

Wow ! All the seems on that Dart look perfect .

[@wrapacademytraining]

Always nice when they just leave the vehicle there for you! No driving across hells half acre looking for a beautiful gem like this!!

[@asmrtingles1822]

Watching him yank out that key was one of the most absurd things I’ve ever witnessed.

[@kevinamymurphy7126]

that was bizzare.

[@WhiteManXRP]

I cant think of anyone better to Narrate your videos JERRY, great stuff brother Your voice fits the videos perfectly, CLASSIC

[@thewriter2549]

Thank you kindly!!

[@adamwilliams5492]

Yeah for sure. Good video

[@perryunderdahl1468]

Awesome, nice project, looks like it will be a Valuable car when finished. Congrats on getting a title.

[@Bucketheadland1]

I absolutely love this video..Thank you!!

[@vsmichael1]

See how funny he acted when he was asked how he got it. He thought he was gonna be looked at as a crook,lol.

[@fredwilliams7893]

I love how all the little details were filmed!👍

[@stoveboltlvr3798]

Couldn't wait for that dirt to be gone, sweet ride, it's a shame that thieves had to ruin it!

[@a308hunter1]

I'd bet the spare parts are in that building somewhere. The guy working on it that leased the buildings probably just set them off to the side somewhere. doesn't really matter I suppose, Ol' Bill doesn't even know how to properly put the key in the ignition, let alone restore a car. IMO.

[@deborahchesser7375]

Just watching that pretty old car clean up is a treat

[@74dartman13]

I knew it was a Dart the moment I saw it! I need a pair of those hood scoops for mine!👍😎

[@gabrielledford6294]

No it’s not a 60s or 71-2 it’s a 74

[@OugaBoogaShockwave]

WOW, that's a beautiful Orange color, gonna make it in my racing games !

[@MrOnemanop]

All you guys have it wrong. This is a great video. Perfectly details why so many good cars went away. Poorly stored vehicle gets assaulted by the uninformed using haphazard methods resulting in needless damage, right before your eyes. This is easily the most painful of Jerry’s videos to watch. I think I need to go hug one of my cars now. Thanks.

[@stephenmitchell3569]

I really enjoyed this video!!! Thank you!

[@slendy3864]

Bill is clueless... he thought the tumbler was going to give out b4 the 🔑?! No wonder the locksmith is on speed dial and a first name basis 😆

[@gaz1003]

Great video mate . People never wash all the crap off . Really enjoyed this

[@VadoVoodoo]

Irene really loved that shower.. So glad you filmed that, she didn't look half as daunting all shiny n clean..! Please follow the resurrection if and when it comes. :)

[@onthemicwithtarencebaileys5684]

That car is super clean!! Great find

[@adwood201]

For its size, the 318 was no slouch of an engine and could work really well at high revs without flying apart. Nice long lived engine.

[@aarongray7861]

Good god, that is my dream car... with the 340 scoop hood, 2 door, split grill, with a v8 and whatever else. I am in heaven

[@kingoffifa]

hi Jerry, thanks for these videos sir. it's really cool to see these cars as they lie. this comment section is pretty hostile. no pleasing some folks. these people are trying to do things themselves on the car. fair play. watched a few of your videos in the last few days. we never see these cars in Ireland so again, thanks for sharing.

[@thewriter2549]

Thanks for you comment and well said. I wanted to mention a new movie star from Ireland that I am very impressed with - Amybeth McNulty. Her performance in Anne with an E is inspiring. I all car people will like the values in this Netflex series. One of the best I have ever seen, she is, and the story,

[@yvestorquest5760]

It was soooo satisfying watching him power wash that little gem. Kinda like ..."automotive after-glow" hehehe.

[@dieselayres3547]

The old man in the beginning was stand offish and shy but once he got use to the camera he was gold did a great job man!

[@Cursethedawn]

My 1970 Plymouth Duster 340 is sitting in a barn on my mom's farm. I intended to restore it and took it all apart about 25 years ago but then decided to spend the money to go to college instead. It's been sitting there waiting ever since.

[@thewriter2549]

I travel extensively writing and photographing magazine articles and now some KZbin. If you don't mind emailing me, perhaps I can do a story with you on this, could be just print or could be both. My email is [e-mail] and my phone is 806-236-3681. Thanks.

[@jamiecampbell3068]

Nice find. Sweet car. Those cars were light and definitely responded to Mopar performance part upgrades.

[@neale.kaufman5168]

I m going to vomit

[@jamiecampbell3068]

@@neale.kaufman5168 Get the wife masked ASAP. Destroy all your mirrors. Wear a blind fold. Hope it helps.

[@jeffwolf8018]

That's a pretty good paint job to be in that good of shape and come back clean that easily

[@Enz3d]

watching what hes was doing to that ignition was heartbreaking :(

[@christopherdamewood3401]

Who friggin gives a rats ass about the bike d?

[@Hudson.b22]

It was jammed so that’s the only way he could do it really

[@malbers35]

@@Hudson.b22 No, not really.

[@garybourke468]

He has a nice little collection of cars and bikes . That 71' Dart would add nicely to his collection .

[@paulhammersley4562]

"we broke the key" ,, he shouldn't be allowed anywhere near any car,

[@walcoman]

Haha yeah, they are truly not the biggest, or the brightest geniuses, lol

[@sourtube5397]

If you go up in the comment section somebody says there's a tab that allows the key come out

[@wayne8498]

These "muscle cars" can be tricky.

[@gcrauwels941]

Just yanking on the key cylinder like that was making me cringe .

[@jgibson7893]

They...broke...the key. My head...

[@RustyRelicsRevival]

12:33 You’re like the Indiana Jones of cars! Another great find.

[@speed8701]

LH23G1R151568 This vehicle is a 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger 2-door Hardtop, 318-2v V8 engine and was the 51,568th car scheduled for production at the Windsor, Ontario Canada assembly plant.

[@ardcguru8764]

Speed 1971 and built in Windsor, Ontario. There’s a good chance I put the pistons in that engine. The engine plant was next door to the car assembly plant.

[@zivondelossantos7209]

Also if it was a true 340 car, the hood would have about 3" holes under the hood scoops.. And when the car was in the shed it didn't have the wing on it. somehow the wing showed up when they where puling the car out of the shed, LMAO..

[@wayne8498]

Are you sure? After all the video description does say "muscle car".

[@zivondelossantos7209]

It also should not be titled "Muscle Car Barn Find" Cause its not a Muscle Car... The title is just to get Views, False Views !!! The title should be 318 Dart, Thought to be 340 Swinger. Also the Small Block that the Carter AVS was offered on was the pre 72 340's. So either the engine is a 318 with a 340 intake and carb, or its a 340 out of a 1971 or earlier car, which was a much better motor !! 1972 had a Thermo Quad Carb.. And now I see where he sets the wing on the trunk lid, My bad... The exhaust Manifolds are not the correct ones for a 1971 340 to.. That style exhaust Manifold was used on 1972 and later.. 1971 also still had a steel crank and higher compression, 1972 340s did not. They had a cast crank with counter balancing in the harmonic balancer and torque converter.. But still a cool car to start with for a build..

[@Saskmopar]

Zivon DeLosSantos A total of 0(zero) 1971 Dart Swinger 340's were produced in/for the U.S.A.

[@thomasbriansavingmoney]

the first number of the mileage is not straight, so it has flipped in mileage. however so very awesome to watch. my fav car, my fav year of this car, my fav color.... i enjoyed it all. thanks for he upload.

[@ohhhwolfy2536]

Wow, you've got a good eye - I didn't notice that, but you're right!

[@scoobylouie]

Savages, everytime they wipe the paint the dirt is scratching the original paint. Take it out of the barn and hose it off 1st. Wtf..

[@fuyt216]

louis fisk rubbing the paint is the least of the worries. You obviously have never restored an older vehicle. Its going to need full body and paint to even come close to being factory.

[@billypoe5217]

Tell me about it they broke the key because darts had a button on top of the steering column that you have to push to release the key

[@christopherlong2301]

@@billypoe5217 I had a '67, and a '69 Dart as well as a '70 Charger and none of them had a button to release the key. Most likely the key was put in the wrong way and got jammed.

[@terrysmiraldo3501]

I was thinking the same thing, Louis. At least when he put the rear seat on the roof he set it upside-down and not with the steel brackets digging into and cutting the vinyl roof.

[@breakouthawaii1807]

Well son , That paint isn't like the paint today. Or the metal for that matter, go sit on a new cars hood.(dent and scratch w/ease) sit on a 50-70's car,(Nothing)

[@chuckshipley9917]

The next time my grandson can't fall asleep I'm going to play the second half of this video for him. Listening to that narration oughta knock him right out.

[@thewriter2549]

What about the first half?

[@gpowerdragon9852]

the cleaning part was so satisfying

[@ryancarey545]

Oh my god. You made a legend a fact... thank you

[@1_Papa]

William seems like a very nice man who doesn't know (or remotely cares) anything about old Mopars. Someone needs to buy this car from him and reawaken the beast within!

[@plymouth491]

The car was never a beast, though. It was a 318 two bbl with A/C. Uncommon but not rare and really not super desirable.

[@pmscalisi]

@@plymouth491 yes but it still would be great restoration. Cars still 50 years old. Just not some vehicle for the rodders to have wet dreams over. Hell, it might be affordable.

[@prodigal_no_more]

It would be a great car to convert into a Demon lookalike. It may not really be one but you could make it look like one. Much of the work is already done.

[@randylear8264]

@@prodigal_no_more this car is different from a Demon. Demon is a fast back. This one is not. But would make a nice Dart Swinger 340 tribute.

[@NoName-jy8oc]

There's not a scratch on it! Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!

[@jimmillet1442]

You can tell it wasnt a performance model because of engine color.Had it been the 340 it would have been orange.Still a nice find but I'm betting the mileage is 118k and not 18k.A car with 118k will look just as clean as 18k if taken care of.

[@Saskmopar]

Roy Wright, 71-3 340's were blue. That and they didn't make 71 340 swingers, for America anyways. But they did up here in the great white north😀

[@WisdomVendor1]

Agreed, if it was only 18k, there would be a very low chance that there would be a power steering fluid bottle under the hood.

[@dholga1970]

Jerry, you should just do separate videos on his Harleys! Will be interesting to hear him pass on all that knowledge and history

[@thewriter2549]

he has a dozen or so antique Harleys

[@scottfirman]

I grew up in that era. My brothers lived and breathed Dodge. My brother lost a Dodge Charger Purple plumb 440 to an underhood fire. Car burned to the ground. He replaced it with a Dodge Challenger 440 lime green and raced it every weekend. Sadly it sat and rotted away from Michigan rust. My other brother drove Dodge Darts, Dusters and Chargers. I miss going to the drag races as a kid. Those were the days!

[@rosscohenderson1651]

What a great find and video ........ Thank's

[@thewriter2549]

Appreciate your kind words.

[@bradbeall392]

I can't believe old guys like this didn't remember that Chrysler products had a tab on the bottom of the steering column to release the key. I hope somebody who knows what they're doing ends up with this car before it's damaged any further.

[@billhershkowitz5759]

That was for floor shift cars. Column shift cars, just turn the key. If the wheel was locked it would bind on the switch, turn the wheel a bit right or left to relieve the pressure on the lock

[@pro4willys]

Well your just as big a dumb ass as them then....because there is no button on the bottom that you speak of on a mopar....dipshit.

[@stefanoliessi8722]

Could very well have put it in upside down, if memory serves correct they only went in one way, but it was opposite to the other manufacturers.

[@pro4willys]

@oliverthecat666 Try not to be so stupid going into the new year....go search the internet while you are on here....e-bay would be a good start....or even videos on here about how you remove an ignition tumbler on that year mopar. It might be educational while you "know it alls" are talking smack about ole guys on here that have probably forgotten more than you've learned thus far in life. You wont find one key release on any mopar ever that had a column shifted automatic..... like this car in the video. ever......go look.

[@pro4willys]

@oliverthecat666 Hey....maybe that "race engine" you think you see there....has a 3/4 race cam too.....ya think ??......blahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah

[@bostonbmx6490]

Love that paint color!

[@gosportjamie]

Unlike a lot of other people on here I think the 18,000 recorded miles is right. The interiors on those don't seem to have been particularly high quality and the white ones in particular tended to get very tatty very quickly but that one still looks really good which would suggest low mileage. Another factor that suggests the recorded mileage is the fact that the digits on the odometer line up well, on vehicles that have been round the clock, i.e. have done over 100,000 miles on a 5-digit odometer the digits rarely line up nicely due to wear in the mechanism. The fact that this one does line up so well suggests that the recorded miles are right, though that doesn't necessarily mean that it's the original odometer, it may have been replaced at some time so it's showing original miles on that particular odometer. But, based on the condition of the interior and the general state of the body, which is pin straight, other than the area that has been repaired, which would be unusual on one of these with higher miles on it as they were pretty renowned for rusting horribly even in good climates, so I'd say it genuinely is that low a mileage. I suspect it might have been a grandma/grandpa car that wasn't used much and that the person gave up driving after bashing the rear quarter, then someone bought it to make something fun out of but the project stalled and it ended up as the story shows. It's certainly a cool, fun old car even if it isn't an original 340 car...

[@mrdiplomat9018]

gosportjamie - I’ll agree with you on that assessment 🎯 🍺

[@allenschmitz9644]

swinger was an economy car.

[@malbers35]

@GGALLIN1776 Well, thats a Nova for you.

[@johnhalek9664]

Had a lot of fun watching the paint dry during your video .

[@thewriter2549]

Awesome, thank you!

[@garagetimewithtim1231]

Yeah need to stop rubbing that dirt into the paint.😕

[@TonyD-dz8pt]

the paint isn't for shit anyway

[@Stevie671]

Joey is gonna be remembered.

[@vilheim11]

When he was rubbing the dirt, he didn’t know yet that paint was for shit. So STOP rubbing lol

[@deadletteroffice-atributet3261]

My first car was a 1975 Dodge Dart Swinger bought for $1,200 in 1996. My brother and I put a rebuilt engine in it, repaired some fuel lines, and I took to college my senior year. It was awesome! It was light blue with a white faux vinyl roof. It was lost in a major flood during hurricane Floyd in 1999.

[@TheCanadianBubba]

Nice that he warmed up to you documenting it after a while, thought he was about to tell you to shove off !

[@thewriter2549]

When I first told him on the phone he said no that the guy said it was a 340, then I told him the engine code is correct he agreed. Of course, those 318-powered Darts are real popular to modify with a 340.

[@Wildstar40]

Stroke and bore the 318. You will end up with more ci than a 340 and you will still retain a numbers matching car.

[@kennethlaw5216]

I knew it was a swinger right away. I'm not even a Dodge guy. I have buddies that would love that car.

[@thewriter2549]

Lisa - The name of the song is Mariachiando and I believe it is by Doug Maxwell/Jimmy Fontanez. I used it with permission from KZbin for this video.

[@AlexTrain5249]

Codes are. M21: rf drip rail moldings V1W: full vinyl var col GK6: Autumn Bronze Metallic E44: 318 2 barrel V8 M25: Wide sill moldings U: H2XW: Custom interior D31: Light duty 904-A Torque Flite M31: 71 only Belt and Hood Moldings TX9: Black Interior Color door frames LH23: 1971 Dodge Dart 2 dr Hardtop M43: Grill surround mold F11: 70 amp alternator B02: 9x2.5" front drums G1R: 318 2 barrel V8, 1971, Windsor, Ontario R11: music master radio am G33: Remote Race Mirror V5X: Body side molding H51: Air conditioning 059: Build date: May 9, 1971.

[@thewriter2549]

Thanks!!

[@feff5717]

cool find. But im lost how you kept thinking that was a demon the whole time being a2 door sedan and the dart swinger emblems on both sides....

[@phillipmckeownakalucifer.6689]

Sickening.... My stomach ached seeing how abused he treated it. Sad

[@patricksperformance2203]

Can't believe I sat through that uncomfortable mess for a 2brl 318, column shift, Dart! No wonder the guy left it. 340 Imposter! Well l guess they all can't be a Cobra in a barn.

[@richiespeed3565]

Agree big waste of time video

[@clayz1]

I had a ‘69 Dart. 340. This was back in the 80’s. I drove it from Seattle to just into Idaho where it threw a rod. It was a fun car up to that point. After that it wasn’t much fun.

[@MaliciousSRT]

71 Dart swinger 340 was only available in Canada, engine size is stamped in the block right below driver side cylinder head on the front, might be a 340 swap.

[@thewriter2549]

Correct, I believe two dealers pushed Chrysler to build them some 340 Swingers.

[@jbmopar1971]

I'm pretty sure the 71 swingers were available with 340 in the US as well. If it's a Canadia car built in Detroit it will have a made in USA export tag on the radiator support.

[@cobadogeats]

72 was the Canada only 340 Swingers - not many of them made

[@Sooper_B]

Jerry Heasley 1971 340 swingers were only avail in Canada. Edmonton and Regina Dealer specially ordered 50 each. Only 100 built.

[@grantr5417]

@@jbmopar1971 All 340 Swingers were built in Windsor, ON. 70s were sold in US & Canada, special small batch runs were built in 71 & 72 for a couple of dealers in Winnipeg and Edmonton

[@louparker5740]

I own a 69 GTS so I'm a Dart snob. Chrysler made things super easy to identify what you have. He said he knew it was a 1971 model. Dart swinger 340s were only produced in 1969 and 1970. Dual scoops and bumble stripe means it is a "clone" or "tribute" of some kind. Some 340 Dart Swingers were produced for the Canadian market in 1971 so that can't be completely ruled out until you look at VIN and fender tag. Best case scenario: you have a nice, low mileage 318 dart with (maybe) a transplanted 340 or 360. nice car but obviously they don't know anything about mopars.

[@BusyBeaverBeautification]

Oh my G O S H! These guys are a couple of geniuses! 😨

[@t4705mb6]

Bought a new black on red Dart Swinger with the slant 6 in '73. I LOVED that car.

[@bigboytortaaa3280]

The car would have been better off in the barn than with these people tbh

[@TonyD-dz8pt]

there you go, just what I was thinking also

[@JBO3022]

Agreed

[@gregpuryear8163]

Agreed

[@calebcreswell3393]

As soon as i had the title i would have started restoring it immediately. That a whole lot of potential.

[@Motovader72]

So much cringe in this video.....

[@rustyshackleford2627]

The paint looks mint condition under all the dust, the under side of the trunk looks like it was just painted..!!! 👍👍👍 It’s worth a lot of 💵💰just the way it sits..!!!!!

[@95bochamp]

When he opened that trunk, I was expecting to see Jimmy Hoffa.

[@jrsgarage7211]

I can't wait to see it restored!!!!

[@CaseyFinSF]

Simply awesome...that's it!

[@jamesrey4275]

I used to take my son to Mr. Gatties for games and pizza back when I lived in Amarillo, its what those coins are for.

[@jamesbuckley5241]

Why would you rub the dirt off and write your name in it. Poor thing is gonna be scratched up. Hint if the key won't come out stop get some spray lubricant...duh

[@iamthecheese2737]

Man they just don't make cars like this anymore that bring a smile to your face just by seeing it.

[@michaelboisselle8590]

Someone needs to get that car away from Bill ASAP

[@pfflyers1]

You're about as dumb as they come

[@kennethlaw5216]

Did you see his woody and Harleys. He is the right guy for that car. It will be done original and correct

[@Avicados]

Kenneth Law well seeing that the paint is far from gone on 90% of the vehicle I can guarantee the name in dust on the hood etched the clear. Second you don't pressure wash vinyl door panels on 1 off vehicles. These guys are lazy, restorations take time and care without shortcuts.

[@Avicados]

Kenneth Law further more he starts banging on shit with pliers from 10:10 on and absolutely carelessly yanking on stuff. Stop the monkey restoration.

[@kennethlaw5216]

@@Avicados well first off, the whole car is going to have to be a repaint. The quarter was replaced, the truck is missing paint all over it. Next if you see the when he hit the vinyl door panels he hit them lightly and he wiped them dry right away. As you say it's vinyl not leather. What the hell do you think boat interiors were made out of for years? I have had more cars then most people will ever own. You don't have to tell me anything about cars. But I garuntee him brushing the dust of that paint didn't hurt anything. I would be more concerned about all the dumb asses down south that run around or leave the air cleaner off all the time

[@timothycormier3494]

Hahaha I grew up in junkyards. Every single Sunday, me and my cousins would go run around the yard a scrounge the new cars that just came in during the week. We’d come back with pockets full of filthy dirty change and trinkets. The occasional piece of Jewelry or something shiny. Hahahaha good lord those are some of the best memories of my childhood!! My cousin and I would always get in trouble for like locking our younger cousins inside of cars. After I went to work there at the age of 14. The junkyard lost all of its mystery and magic. That’s why four years later I left the land of grease and gas and stuff that doesn’t wash off. To become a carpenter and work with wood. I never looked back. Now I’m a 48 year old framer and life is just a little bit cleaner.

[@rcanderson4328]

Sounds like someone sells “Propane and Propane accessories”.

[@stevereed2827]

RC ANDERSON well it does look like boomhowers car. Lol

[@hellohellohello6847]

They jet washed it!! So good to watch that!!

[@bernieanderson8118]

King of the Hill Bill Daltrey was storing Boomhauer's Red Dodge in Arlen Texas! Where is Hank,Bobby and Dale?Nice video!

[@EEVENEEVEN-vb5qy]

These guys are good people. Very cool

[@louisberni9405]

What a bunch of rocket scientist here!!!

[@gregpuryear8163]

I know right

[@thepatriotsrock2]

Mechanical Engineers at the best

[@scame76]

Holy shit...my god

[@cappystrano1]

@Jonathan Young I Uz wonerin how bill gonna keep da water outda carbureator…..then bill comes out with this cup………snore!

[@fmlyman1012]

What a find 👍

[@donaldgoembel7109]

The blind leading the blind!!

[@salty-9]

The 70s mopars have key releases on top of the column. You can even see it. You can also see the mopar build sheet in the rear seat still.

[@V8Deuce]

Proof that the phrase "Barn Find" has been diluted

[@thewriter2549]

How so?

[@warrenchambers4819]

Jerry Heasley I think what Franks trying to say is the term "Barn find" originally meant unrestored all original used car that was parked out in the barn and pretty much forgotten. The kind you find 70/80s stuff under the seats etc and time capsule if ya like. You wouldn't have said it referring to a car like in this video because this dart has been redone at some point and was driven until at least 99 then incredibly "abandoned" by previous owner. "Foreclosure find" maybe?

[@slayer5813]

Agree! LMAO, let's take an old muscle car, push it in a barn and throw some dust on it so we can call it a "Barn Find". I'm so sick of society with their barn find BS as a bragging point.

[@pfflyers1]

@@slayer5813 & Warren you're stupid.. ..Dumb as they come

[@dono624]

@Wayne - What do you mean? You think a Dart isn't a musclecar? 68 Hemi Dart is one of the fastest musclecars ever made. They did make some other big block darts, too bad this one wasn't a real ram air hood.

[@mjl.9-19]

The owner is the most unassuming guy... "you got a couple '30s Harleys and mint Packard Woody on racks"... the guy "uh ummm..." lol.

[@thewriter2549]

You are correct.

[@BruceBusby]

I had a real 1970 Swinger. 340 six pack. Really fun car. Like a fool I didn't know what I had. Sold it cheap

[@VegasRT500]

Dodge did make a 1970 Dart Swinger 340...but ZERO came with sixpack from the factory. It still sounds like you had a nice car though.

[@topseykretts251]

Only mopars that came with 340 sixpacks were the 70'AAR cuda' and the 70'T/A challenger someone put that sixpack on yours, I have an original 70'swinger 340 4spd.

[@michaelheppard5806]

Had a 70 Dart Swinger 340 , 727 auto with 3:91 posi. Went overseas in 86 an within a year my Dad sold it for almost nothing! Still love my Dad, may he rest in peace, but I have always hated the fact he sold my Dart.....

[@zaneturner4478]

I ordered and got a 1969 340 6 pack dart convertible from Central Dodge in Springfield Mo and still own it to this day . My wife peferd the Challenger in 1970 440 6 pack which we still have as well, little back window over head console Dana rear. Grandkids don't know why they can't have them, their parents have told them they never understood why they didn't get them.

[@squareloops]

Zane Turner , no you didn't. SixPac was never an option on a dart.

[@sabrom]

Sounded like Jerry lost all interest finding out it wasn't the Factory 340 in there..Goodnight Irene! LOL

[@pmscalisi]

Collectors are an odd lot, aren’t they?

[@markraven7316]

My first car was 71 swinger. The 318 in 1971 still had some power in such a light car. Tab on column releases key... knucklehead.

[@ridered7262]

The 70's were so badass for cars and boats.

[@angelaprestwood1351]

its a 1971 dodge dart swinger most of them came with a 318 engine but a few had the 340 from looking at the speedometer its a factory 318 car my husband loves dodge cars very few swingers came out with the 340 engine if that car has one your very lucky its still a great find either way

[@juarezloyolajunior3229]

AMAZING, classic beautiful , loved! Juarez Loyola Jr. Bresil

[@larrylomascolo6289]

Butchers getting a key out with vice grips,a nd guy says drill,it out im done here ,hurts to watch this

[@ronjaime3493]

They may have alot of money but they ain't got no common cents.😉

[@deanmartin9853]

More money than brains.

[@carson4380]

Great story!

[@Pysselklas]

Cool movie im a Dodge fan so its cool to see :-) Got a Charger and love Mopar

[@goofistmcnutty3280]

She don't deserve to be left like that. That's a car that needs to be brought back to life.

[@beanstyx2732]

The great pumpkin find just in time for Halloween

[@mzaccagnini7179]

Love that woody!😊