Wow, I don't know if it was in "Mad Max" but it did have a little bitty part in the Aussie street racing movie called "Running On Empty".

I was wondering if car vin # XX29L9B409047 was the lone car sold in Montana. I haven't seen the car for a bunch of years but I had keep the vin #. When I last saw it,it was in Montana and was wondering if thats where it was shipped to originally.

THANK GOD THE EARLY 80s ARE FAR BEHIND US!!! Thank you for rescuing that car. The polished wing is kinda cool and kinda ghetto at the same time. Dig those fender flares, man! They're almost as big as my bell bottoms!

I will look to see on the montana sold daytona .I checked on the 2 in Conn. It wasnt the dealer name someone asked me for

69HemiGTX, actually the body of the Daytona had been returned to stock by the owner's son. The flares are long gone and the nose grille opening has been returned to the stock size. One thing the owner's son didn't do though was paint it back to it's original Hemi Orange. He liked '98 Ford Taurus Moonlight Blue so that's what color he shot it! Actually, if the fender flares were still on it and the gille opening was still enlarged and it still had the aircraft landing lights and the big weenies out back, I'm pretty sure I'd leave it just that way. You just don't see any period custom Daytonas anymore!

Cool stuff, WingCars. We received 3 here in Iowa - woo hoo. I just called my friend whose father worked for Sanders Motors in Newton and he said that Sanders did not get a Daytona.

He did say they got one Superbird though. Orange 440, 4-speed, black interior. Steve's dad kept it in the garage at their house and Steve used to sneak out to the garage and start the car up from time to time. Steve saw the car a few years later in a garage in Columbus Junction, Iowa - still had the Sanders Motors decal on the trunk deck.

The one in Montana the XX29L9B409047 was sold from Frontier Dodge great falls Montana

Doug, that's a cooool picture!!!

Heres a before back in the day retro custom 69 daytona from 1978.That has welded on nose cone and nose seams filled in.No headlight doors and stationary headlight pods.74 vega lower valance lighted side markers.Its back to stock form currently

Down load problem with that picture trying again

Wing, thanks for checking. What were the two dealers in CT?

Doug I saw that car (your car ) on I 69 heading south by Lafayette IN 3-4 years ago.
I believe it was when the nats were on and figured it was heading there under its own POWER.
I thought how cool is that !!!!!!!!!!

The 2 Conn cars were from Dodge Village Bristol Conn and Crestview Dodge Water View Conn

wingcars you never fail to amaze alot of us with not only your wingcar knowledge but mopar muscle cars in general!

As being into musclecars at 13.And when its something that Im into.I just soak up anything and every thing I can findout to learn more about them

Hi, I'm chiming in a little late, but none the less...

#1) The Idaho car interests me. I'm only 19 and my dad has always told me about a '69 Hemi Daytona he looked at buying brand new. We live in Spokane, WA. This car was red or hemi orange with a tan vinyl roof and tan interior. He said the car was originally shipped to Lewiston Idaho for sale, but it didn't sell down there so they shipped it up to Spokane where he looked at it, but didn't buy it. Not sure where that car is now?? And the Hemi thing makes me wonder since the Lewiston car is supposedly an "L" code car (440).

#2) So do you have any Daytonas shipped to Spokane? Hollenback Motors or Dishman Dodge?

#3) I know where the '69 Hemi Daytona sits that was sold new in Columbus Ohio. Red with a black interior. Currently in perfect shape, in a garage, up on blocks, 15K original miles.

#4) I'm still kind of lost on the hemi Daytona production numbers. Some sources say 70 Hemi Daytonas were shipped new to the US but you only have 36 shipped to US dealers??

Thanks Wingcars. That was a red car when it was new but last I saw it,it was blue.