1968 Dodge Mr Norms Dart GSS in Green & M Code 440 Engine Sound - My Car Story with Lou Costabile
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On "My Car Story" we're at the Carlisle Events in Carlisle PA on 7-12-19.
We're looking at a 1968 Dodge Mr Norms Dart GSS in Dark Racing Green Metallic Paint. The car comes with the “M Code” 440 CI engine.
The car's Owner is Paul Ernst. Paul’s had this car since 2000. He shares the details of this rare car with the “M Code” engine option.
Norm Kraus’s (Mr. Norm) Grand-Spaulding Dodge of Chicago requested a special run of 50 Dodge Darts with the 440-CI 375-horsepower Magnum engine. Since the Dart was already set up for the big block, installing the 440 was an easy proposition, and a run of 50 cars would also qualify them for NHRA Super Stock.
Chrysler pulled 50 cars from the assembly line and sent them to Hurst-Campbell for conversion and each has an “M” code in the VIN, equipped with the 440 and an A727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission, and then shipped to Grand Spaulding Dodge. Mr. Norm substituted the “T” in the cars’ “GTS” designation with another “S”, signifying the GSS (Grand Spaulding Special) model. The 440 GSS Dart was advertised as such, and while the “383” badges were no longer accurate, there was no version of a “440” marker that would fit in their place, so they were left on all the cars.
Hurst-built 50 1968 GSS 440 Darts sold by Mr. Norm which were the only Darts made. Each one is converted by hand, and are among the lowest-production Mopars ever.
In 1969 M-code versions subsequently were built by the factory.
If you’re interested in learning about the different events at the Carlisle Events, go to the website at www.carlisleevents.com
ENJOY!
Mr. Norms Grand Spaulding Dodge in Chicago built alot of awesome muscle car's there in the 1960's-'70's. My neighbor (when I was a kid) had a plum crazy 1971 440+6pak Charger R/T from Mr. Norms. It was awesome !
Hi Roger, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge, Lou
Bro, I got an old VHS capture from Muscle Car TV of a Mr. Norm Dart GSS if you like METAL?!
Awesome! This Dart is definitely the real deal! Anything by Mr. Norm is something special! Thanks for finding and sharing it with us, Lou!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, Happy to throw this Dart at you :-) You're welcome, Lou
The Dodge dart is so underated. One of the most fun cars to own.
This one looks and sounds like a BLAST! :-)
My dad bought a 340 Dart new in '69. It was our family car for 10 years.
Not underrated at all it proved its self in both superstock and prostock and prostreet.
I thought the Darts were one of the best looking muscle cars around. Especially the 1969.
Ever actually drive one? They have half of the turning range of a reg dart
Beautiful car! Thanks for highlighting Mr. Norm's rare Dart model. The styling of the 1967-69 Dart's was really admirable.
Hi Carlos Carpinteyro
, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) You're welcome and I hope you see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Growing up in the late '60s early '70s, we lived a few blocks from Grand Spalding Dodge. Me and my buddies would hang out and droll over the cars until we got politely herded away. I think even as ten year old kids, we knew we were experiencing history in the making. I'm still a Mopar kid to this day.
Hi T. Scooter
, Great memories and story :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Mopar's answer to Chevy's COPO cars.
Neat car, super find! Thanks Lou!
Hi 20alphabet, You're right :-) You're welcome, Lou
I am a Mopar fan I love this car and never see one before. Thanks Lou.
My pleasure Ollie :-)
I've owned car number 15 and 47 during my life. So cool, nothing more unique in joy to own. Plus I had a '69 GTS built by the factory like all the 69's were. Darts are terrible at handling and stopping but when it comes to straight line acceleration you won't find a better acceleration experience. So fun. Thanks for the great memories in seeing this very well done video.
Hi blake vartanian, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this CZcams Channel, Lou
@@loucostabile appreciate it Lou......subscribed and ready to enjoy. Thanks for keeping the legacy of these amazing cars from a long time fan of the era with gratitude. Now I have to run off in our 2019 ZO6 (7 speed) to pick up an early dinner for the family. I know, I know it should be a Challenger or Charger, if not a Demon. One day will get them all back. At least I have one muscle car even if its modern. In the meantime rock on!
Another great Mopar on this awesome channel!;-) I love these A-body Mopars. This Dart is really rare and so cool!
Hi Plymouth Die-Cast Replicas, Happy to throw this Dart at you :-) Lou
That's .the nicest Dart I've ever seen. Didn't know they came with a 440.😱
They didn't. GTS was a 383 if you were paying attention. A 440 was put in it. Dodge Darts had a slant 6/225, 273 V8, 283 V8, or a 383 V8 depending on which model ✌
@@davidkastin4240 I was paying attention. I know it was a 383. I just never really saw a. GTS converted to a 440. My memories of the Dart was mostly the slant 6
@@davidkastin4240 318?
@@midnightgambler3718 Idk if a 318 was available in the Darts of the 60's. The 318's were good
@@davidkastin4240 I only mentioned it as you wrote a 283 (Chevy size) motor and assumed you meant a 318
What an awesome car with a great history. Thanks Lou! Would love to see this car in person.
Hi Mike, Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) You're welcome, Lou
First time since '93 I missed Chrysler's @ Carlisle, due to illness. Glad u were there to check out the cars. Good job Lou!
Hi Robert, Sorry you couldn't make it, and if you see me this year, stop me and say hello, Lou
Starting to get more subscribers Lou as always awesome work man.
Hi luke reynolds, Thank you for noticing, and appreciate you commenting. Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
another great mopar Lou!
Thank you keeff
Wow Lou, great find. Very rare. I saw a video on these cars with Mr norm interview. Awesome Mopar!. There was no disc brakes because the was no room for power brake boosters
Hi stripervince1
, Happy to read you appreciate the rarity of this car :-) Thank you for commenting, Lou
@@loucostabile theres really nice GSS that comes to the old town car show here in kissimmee once in a while. You should see this one Lou. It's yellow and has custom bumble bee black stripes it s a 440. I have Some pics of it, but can't post it on here. If you wanna see it, tell me where to email it...
In 1989 I went to Volo, IL, to Volo Auto Sales (now Volo Auto Museum) to look at an AMX. Back then they were known for extra clean, numbers matching muscle cars, and other classic cars. On the end of a row of cars sat a black 1968 GSS Dart, absolutely beautiful. The sales paper said 440 motor, I wasn't familiar with the 68 GSS, but I think I would have bought it on the spot if it wasn't already sold. When I got home I asked my Mopar buddy about it and he said the 68 440 GSS's were sold by Mr Norm's Grand Spaulding Dodge. I currently own a Mr Norm 65 Coronet, 426 street wedge, 4 speed. By the way, couple months later I bought an AMX from an ad in an autotrader mag, I still have it.
Hi 66-67 draftee, Happy to read you have a fun AMX & a awesome 65 Coronet 426 too....NICE! You're on the right CZcams Channel. Hope you see many more cars on this CZcams Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this CZcams Channel, Lou
My first car, I was 15 and I bought a two year old 68 Dart GTS, 340, I never knew they had a Custom GSS big block modified Dart. Thanks for posting this Dart.
Hi Sam, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your 1st car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this CZcams Channel, Lou
I freakin' love white interior. I'm crazy for the color green on a car, any shade. Damn cool car. What a job on the restoration. Great, great car and presentation.
High praise for this episode :-)
White interior is my favorite also but my favorite combo is black body white top and white interior.
@@yavin99
Beautiful
Right on!! I had a 70 SS Monte Carlo this color in highschool and my friends's 69 Charger RT/SE is this color!
If Chrysler built these cars today, useless GM would be out of business. Lou you always find the unusual cars. Awesome.
Hi George, Happy to read you enjoy this rare find with me :-) Lou
OMFG!!! MY favorite color... This thing is SCHWEEEET!!!
My 70 SS Monte Carlo was this color
Hi THRASH METAL & FUN RIFFS, Happy to read you enjoy the color of this car. Good news! Stay tuned as I have another GSS coming up soon, and a Super Bee with a Hemi and this color coming up too, Lou
Awesome Dart. Great video! Thanks for posting this Lou!
Hi Mark's Snakepit, Happy to throw this Dart at you :-) You're welcome, Lou
Nice find Lou very cool I’m a big mopar
fan I remember the 440 back in the 70’s 👍👍
Happy to share this one with you Bobby M :-)
What can I say but " Mr. Norm. " Awesome!
:-)
What a nice Dodge Dart. I never knew of this Dart. Bot did it sound great! Loved the owner too and his story of the car. Just a great guy and car Lou! Thanks for sharing this Lou!
Hi Steve Flad, Happy to throw this Dart at you :-) Lou
I got a short vid with more about the history of this from an old VHS capture of Muscle Car TV dude man bro....
The Cowl induction set up is just Awesome...
If you've ever driven one or been a passenger, with under Dash "summer doors" open, the air from the Cowl vents is smooth and constant, also helps keep the Front end stable, in my example, allowing Air to travel over the hood to force it down..
My Dart is lower than stock,, but also Stable at speeds over 110mph.. this Cowl intake modification always seemed like a good idea...
Hi At Zero, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Think you'll enjoy this video too, Lou czcams.com/video/fTftWq2Slww/video.html
Lou, I love your videos, very informative and you find the best cars. Keep em coming!!
Hi Wiiam, Happy to stay on the search for the best cars to share with you. Lou
Another great video ....thanks
My pleasure :-)
WOW! what a great and rare car - Thank you Lou for sharing. I have never seen one of these in person and love the car and your channel!!
Hi mrgrandprix fourspeed, Happy to receive a "WOW!" from you. Appreciate the kind words on the Channel and please share with your other Car Friends. Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
Lou, your the best! Thanks for sending the link. Mr. Norm must have been one special crazy dude to put that much engine in such a small car. I’ve never seen one in person. Hope if I make it out to Carlisle one day I see one. I really love it! Thx again Lou!
Hi Dave, Thank you for the "Lou, your the best!" :-) You're welcome, and hope you get to Carlisle too, Lou
Awesome car Lou and thanks for sharing.
Hi Ed B., Happy to throw this Dart at you :-) Lou
My grandmother had a '68 Dart sedan with a slant six. These are great cars. Never saw a green Mopar engine. This is a beautiful example. Thank you.
Hi motorTranz
, Happy to read this car / video bring back memories of your Grandmothers car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and you're welcome, Lou
I have had the pleasure of owning two numbers matching 383 gts' GOD Bless
Hi Wes, TWICE AS NICE! God bless you too, Lou
Lou...this 1s off da hook, the whole spaulding story is 1 of my favorites in the industry. The B-motored cars were awesome, the RB cars rocketships. And I'm tellin ya if they're out there...Lou will find em....kutgw...bub.
Hi charlotte quillen, High praise for this (and future) episode :-) Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
Reminds me of the Hurst Cuda my Dad had. MOPAR was supreme in the 60's.
Hi Eagle Whitefeather01, Happy to read this car / video brings back memories of your Dad's Hurst Cuda :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
What a great share! Thank you
You're welcome Ken :-)
What a knowledgeable owner. Filled in some information missing from the other GSS story. I thought his explanation of what it's like driving the car was honest and revealing.
Hi Bill, My wife asked, "If you videoed one, why do you need another one? (an honest question) and my reply is exactly what you shared, the stories will be different and every car adds information to the other. Lou
Cool car. I built a model kit of one with a viper v-10
Nice :-)
That green paint is superb as is the total restoration on this baby
Hi Curtis, Agree, a top notch build / restoration. Just like going back to 1968 :-) Lou
That is a kick-ass Dart!
Hi Hal, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Lou
There's always a special place in my heart for the Dart. My grandmother had a '63 and a '74, friends, teachers and acquaintances had them. I love the base and high performance models, something for everyone. A psychic, who knows I love cars, said she sees me driving a classic old Dart someday. Let's hope that comes true. My dream car is a '62 Dart convertible like the one in "It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World". 😁
Hi Sean Sullivan, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Grandmothers & Friends & teachers car too :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I actually have the Revell kit of this dart. The kit is rare too as it's been out of production for 10 yrs. Even hairer, some of these darts came with special headers that had to exit thru the fender wells. I also have the Dick Landy dart too.
Hi Chris, Sounds like you have some awesome models :-) Thank you for viewing & sharing, Lou
Nice one Lou. Makes me miss my 66 Dart GT with factory air, 273 with headers and Daytona rims. Also the former owner put in 68 round side marker lights, yellow up front red and the back and that looked great and confused people ✌
Hi David, Happy to read this car / video brings back memories of your 66 Dart :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
What a great car and story. Great video Lou
Hi acts2210, Happy to throw this Dart at you :-) Lou
Beautiful Dart!
Nice !
One of my absolute favorite muscle mopars!
Happy to read this is one of your favorites :-)
That is a very nice car. Mr Norms really new what he was doing
Hi Joe L, Happy to read you think this car is "very nice" :-) Lou
Beautiful car, I had a 68 GTS dart same color I bought in 83 for 850.00 mine had a 340 4 speed.
HI Woodysdrums, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this CZcams Channel, Lou
You would have thought that Mr Norm would have put a 440 badge on the fenders but Mr Norm might have intended this as a sleeper..
You're right on the "Sleeper" idea :-)
Badassed car Paul! Thank you guys for showing it.
Hi Michael Cuff, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Hope you see many more cars on this CZcams Channel you enjoy, and you're welcome, Lou
What a great car,, my cousin Joe had a great '69 Dart with the"Leaning tower of power" was such a great car, thanks so much for sharing and as always"Howdy". Greg !!
Hi Greg from TX, Happy to read this car / video brings back memories of your Cousin Joes car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Great, thanks!!!
You're welcome Arne :-)
There a new one on me i like it
Hi larry, Happy to throw this Dart at you :-) Lou
Very nice Dart - great video as usual Lou!! I never knew there were 440 Darts floating around. Very cool.
Hi Jeff King, Happy to throw this Dart at you :-) Lou
Darts and Valiants of the late 60's were so plentiful and fun to own. This one however, is a beast!
Happy to share this "Beast" with you :-)
Awesome, MOPAR rules.
Nice :-)
All the GSS 440s came with 383 exhaust manifolds and no power steering or power brakes because of the tight fit!
Hi Samster, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this CZcams Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this CZcams Channel, Lou
@@loucostabile done, Lou...have been following you for awhile near from Canada
I really enjoy your videos. Very informative and done with class.
Thank you James Null. Appreciate your kind words.
my coworker owns a 1969 dodge dart GTS factory m code 440 same color as that one, its been off the road for a few years and just got it fired up for the first time bout 3 months ago
video of it on my channel
Hi Will, Thanks for sharing. I see this one puffing away, and I saw the green interior, and it would have been good to feature the engine. Maybe your Friend car bring it to the Chrysler Nationals in Carlisle PA? If yes, we can video it there if it's an M Code, Lou
@@loucostabile thanks Lou, love the channel, man it needs so much work to get it drivable just around town let alone outta state, gentleman's 72 years old, also has a 67 dodge dart, a 72 swinger dart, and a 69 plymouth satellite, only car that runs is that 69 m code car, he just doesn't have the time to fix them but he does have every single nut and bolt for those cars
Fantastic GSS Dart 440, beautiful car Lou. I had a 69 swinger 340 in 78 with a 440 from a charget RT, couldnt keep rear tires on it. Scary fast
Hi Michael, Happy to read this car / video brings back memories of your Swinger :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, ou
Our family had 1960 Dodge Dart, it was fun to drive that car, equip with push bottun gears!
Hi Alinur, Glad to read this car brings back memories of your family's Dart :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Very nice.
:-)
I've always wondered why many of the bare-bones super stock style muscle cars in the late 60's had front drum brakes when discs were available. I thought it was just for cost-cutting but now I know it's to avoid the brake drag encountered with discs.
Hi JackF, Thank you for sharing, Lou
Stunning! Love these cars’ lines and what a story! 😎💪🇺🇸👍
Happy to read you enjoy the looks & story of this car :-)
My favorite color.
Hi Jan, Happy to read this car is in your favorite color :-) Lou
Lou you have a way to find RARE MOPAR MUSCLE!!.. Probably the ultimate Non Hemi Dart..
Happy to find this RARE MOPAR treat and share it with you :-0
Awesome car very nice this is one of the best mopars ever especially being from grand Spaulding awesome car this is beautiful you should be so proud you and your friends who done it to get the award from mr norm makes it all the better
High praise for this car :-)
Awesome story. I just did a video on the history of Mr. Norm and Grand Spaulding Dodge on my channel. I cover these cars in the video. Never knew about the cowl induction on them. Never seen that in photos of them before. Would be amazing to have one of these...
Hi Vic's Garage, I saw your video and LOVED IT! Here is a clip with Mr. Norm I thought you'd enjoy. Lou czcams.com/video/j57HfXMT41E/video.html
No way man!! i also have a video capturing the eclectic history of these beautiful automobiles! An old VHS capture from Muscle Car TV man! */w\METAL/w\*
Great car and great video, as usual! I'm just about to do a review on a 1:18 scale model of one of those cars, but mine is black!
Hi Diecast Channel Miniaturas de Veículos, Happy to read you have a "Black" one like this....and speaking of that...enjoy! Lou czcams.com/video/fTftWq2Slww/video.html
I'm so jealous 👍 super Grandio 🥂🏁🥂🏁👀❣️love it😘wonderful to see🏁🥂❣️🥂
Hi Michael, High praise :-) Lou
Even as an a fan of the older Chevies, I can't help but like this old Dodge.
Nice :-)
i used to live here an surrounding areas, love the amish an limestone spring creeks an fly fishing etc..
Happy to read this video brings back good memories :-)
Lou, Lou, Lou
That is absolutely awesome.
I to own a Australia version of the Dart a 1970 VG 770 Hardtop Hemi 6 Valiant.
Doing a tribute to Mr Norm. Got the stickers, got the number plate surrounds, got the bumblebee strip to put on & on day the 440 as well.
My Hardtop is Artic White with a Black Vinyl Roof with a black 1968 Bumblebee strips.
Couple more months & it will be finished so I hope you are in Australia to profile my Hardtop.
Being a 770 Model it came with center console & tacho dash from the factory extremely rare option.
You seem to find them Lou, & this is a gem absolutely a diamond of a Hardtop really enjoyed this episode.
Keep the great videos coming.
Your number 1 Fan in Australia
Louis Kats from Melbourne Australia ☺ 👍
Louis, Louis, Louis, High praise for this "Diamond" :-) Thank you # 1 Fan in Australia, Lou
thats a rare Mopar alright~!! never saw one like that before! cool history!! Thanks!!
Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) You're welcome and I hope you see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy.
That’s gotta be worth a few nickels!!
No idea what price a car like this sells for.
68 is the year IMO for Darts and that one sits perfect they way it should.
Happy to read you enjoy this Dart :-)
Another great video Lou love watching your channel. When I was 16 I found one the same color but it was a GTS and had 383 and and a 4 speed manual. I wasnt able to buy it, it was all original and unrestored. At 16 I didn't have the money the guy wanted for it.
Hi PlymouthDuster 225, Happy to read this video brings back memories of the car when you were 16 :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Neat Mopar in Mean Green. Paul and friends do good work.
"Mean Green" I like that :-)
High Dollar Collectable Dart , special car 👍
Happy to read you appreciate the rarity of this "Special" car :-)
Ah the rumble of 440 cubic inches of mopar high performance on a cold, snowy December Morning...
Magic sounds :-)
nice car. i always liked that generation of dodge darts
Happy to read this is a car you like :-)
MOPAR Heaven 👍🏻🇦🇺⛽️💯
AMEN !
Well.. If i just Turn off the Volume?? Lou's Vids are very watchable .. :)
My wife says the same thing :-)
I believe that Norm Kraus aka Mr.Norm built one of these took it to Dodge who’s engineering team had formerly denied that this car could be built. There were some Chrysler big shots and Dodge employees ( those concerned) were red faced when Norm presented this beast. Grand Spaulding refers to their location the corner of Grand Ave and Spaulding on the n.w. side of Chicago. Should have seen their used car inventory. New or used could have bought a Dart at Grand Spaulding with a slant six too. BTW Nickey Chevrolet was bout ten minutes northwest of there.
Hi Arnold Berk, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this CZcams Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this CZcams Channel, Lou
Pity they don’t have the head rests in the bucket seats . In 🇦🇺in our VF An VG valiant Hardtops had the pop up head rest which is the same body . Best motor was The 318 Fireball 2 barrel .in the VG model we also had the pacer 245 Hemi Hardtop same body again .
Hi Brian and Glenda Harkin, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this CZcams Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this CZcams Channel, Lou
Another unicorn scratched off the list . Thanks for posting .
Check :-) You're welcome
Nice and rare equipped with 100 more hp than the 340 so definitely notice the difference
Sounds accurate and good to me :-)
Beautiful car and color
Happy to read you thing this car is "Beautiful" :-)
Same color as the Swinger I drove in High school. 1970 Dart with 340/4bbl and Bumble Bee Stripe,basically a GTS but no call outs....
Happy to read this car / video brings back memories of your Swinger :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Drum brakes work 100% better if you cut the middle of the shoes to match the drum curve , top to bottom of the shoe surface . Instead of just the center contacting . I had no problems stoping my roadrunner .😊
Hi Michael, Thank you for sharing a tip, Lou
Pops yellow 71 challenger RT n91 383
shaker was the 400/440 combo. Sold used “ 72 lot ..
With a six pack adjustable outside 2 barrels .. and 4 speed …. Where it’s at today!?! Who knows. Purchased drunk sold in the same manner then in 81 .
Thanks for viewing and sharing.
Very Kool factory engineering!
For years back in the 80’s, I wanted to build a big block A body.
Either a ‘68 Dart or a ‘71 Demon.
I never got the car, and back then the only practical way to put one in was to use “elephant ears” motor mounts.
There really wasn’t enough room for the 440 RB, and that’s why the factory only made automatic versions... no room for the z bar.
Amazing that Hurst was able to shoehorn the big 440 in there.
Beautiful car!
Hi drippinglass, Happy to read you appreciate the engineering on this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and hope you're behind the wheel of that big block A Body soon, Lou
He said the 440 was equipped with the 383 manifolds and oil pan. I wonder if he was referring to just the exhaust or the intake manifold because the RB is a taller engine and maybe hood clearance was an issue.
Hi Van Little, Not sure. Hoping a Viewer can share knowledge, Lou
Hi Van Little, Not sure. Hoping a Viewer can share knowledge, Lou
Has to be the exhaust manifolds, the RB intake manifolds are wider. I've owned both 383 & 440 manifolds. I currently own a Mr Norm 65 Coronet, 426 street wedge, 4 speed.
Cool 😀
:-)
I believe the 69 Cuda 440s were automatic only as well...
Thanks for viewing and sharing your knowledge.
You didn't happen to do a video of the red car in the background, did you?
Don't think so :-(
Do you know what a rev is paul come on ?
:-0
Gorgeous 68 GSS. I love it I do a lot of content on rare diecast Mopars. I have a 1/64 Mr.Norms dealership maybe you might want to check it out
Hi Ron's Muscle Car Die-cast, Happy to read you enjoy this GSS :-) Super cool die cast Garage with Daytona's & older garage too. Impressed with how much you know about the die casts. Hope your Channel does great as I found it very interesting, Lou
Thanks a lot I appreciate it.
How did a 440 come with a 383 intake manifold when the 383 intake manifold is too narrow? They physically will not fit.
Not sure, and yet, here it is.
Carlisle spelled wrong on plaque?
:-0
These cars ran 5.2 60 mile times
Hi Daniel Jacobson, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this CZcams Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this CZcams Channel, Lou