And thanks for providing the VIN, Dan! Much appreciated!!!

nope - WW1 L1T - more at a later date

@6bblgt: Dan, did you get to see more of the car, ideally the fendertag or would tell us what color combination it was from factory?

I guess that white was it original ext. color?

Any more trivia you were told about it, like about the hood-scoop, where it came frome, how much of an improvement it was (hp and/or quartermile) or if it was put on just for visual purposes, so the car "stands out" more, gets more looks, gets more talked about, thus is more attractive for sponsors.

Thanks!

The statement "I live here" does really apply to you, Dan...did not realise you already answered on the color-question. Thanks for doing so!

Yes, I am curious about "more at a later date"

Saw this on Facebook yesterday.

Thanks @an8secCuda, eventhough not a Belvedere I Hemi, any Hemi-car is worth mentioning.

This car was on BAT about 2 yrs ago for 38k$ INCLUDING engine&trans.

I personally do not like if a complete (and savable) car gets gutted off its drivetrain, even more if that car is a Hemi-car.

Only can hope that cars engine did help save a much more rare Hemi-car.

As the car sits now, I would say its in the 10k.

Dan, it is “a later date” now ;-) Curious for an update to your 1st hand experience.

A couple FB pictures I saw today, on the Chrysler R0/W0 page. I am unsure of the vin but I do believe it an original 66 belvedere I hemi. Also a guy posted the current car today.
Matt

Thanks Matt, for sharing this one: do you have a chance to get more info about it?

From the old dragstrip pic I can see the car must be manual transmission and located/raced in Suffolk, VA.

Also previous to Matt‘s contributed new car the guys over at fbbo contributed another new car: dark blue met, blue int., 4spd, sold new by Grand Spaulding Dodge!!!

Did not know GSD sold anything else than DODGE.

So we are up by 2 new cars :-)

NEW ONE FOR YOU, RL21H61226432 LT BLUE MET BLUE INT

don't know the vin but someone might. I saw the picture on FB this morning.
Matt

Sorry for my late reply: notifications seem not to work.

Thanks, Sir, for contributing!

Great: indeed a completely new car on my list and a rare exterior colour, too!

May I ask: what trans, brakes, radio, heater?

Fendertag/buildsheet?

Any pics of your(?) car available?

What’s the story behind that machine?

Also thanks for your posting, Matt!

Much appreciate that historic pic and article of Arlen Vanke‘s RL21H6.

Sorry, though that car was already on my list, I still lack of its VIN#…so if anyone knows it, please tell us.

Thanks!

#15 on your list *** RL21H61247912 *** was in attendance at MCACN 2023

& here is #19 & #26 on your list - the "Fox & Parsons" car is the Bob Mazzolini car ***** one in the same, Bob hated the "teardrop" - there was a tunnel-rammed HEMI under it
RL21H67235060 is featured in the current issue of "MUSCLE CARS BONE STOCK & MODIFIED" Fall 2023 (published in Canada)

Thanks, Dan, for these infos and tying down the Mazzolini -car to be the Fox&Parsons!!!

To be honest, I liked the teardrop bubble, because it‘s quite unique on a MOPAR…only other car I am aware of with a quite similar appearing scoop is Big Willie‘s Daytona.

Gentlemen, you are a great group of people here, really appreciate all your MOPAR-knowledge and passion!

Known car? Is it real or otherwise ?

Sorry, Dont have a vin.
this picture popped in a facebook group Im in

A couple from FB tonight.

Saw this one FB tonight. Supposed to be Don Grotheer, 1966 Amarillo. A Dan Wadley photo.