Re: Early Dart in Mass.

[Bob Crockett <bcrockett1492@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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twfaust@xxxxxxx Wrote:

>   A local dealer called me to look at a Dart GT he had taken in. Wanted my 
> opinion of value I guess. Anyway, here is the deal. I think the car is a '62 
> because of the concave grille. taillights read '65. Car is a very original...

Concabe grill (INNIE) was on the '63 Darts.  Convex (OUTIE) on the '64s.

How did the taillights "read" '65???  '63 and '64 Darts had round 
taillights on the fenders.  '65s (& '66s) had oval taillights partly on 
the fenders and partly on the trunk lid.

I like the early "A" body darts, especially 2-doors!

Can you e-mail pictures???

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