NEW EPISODE: FAMILY HEIRLOOM FOUND IN THE WOODS! GTS CONVERT!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- TH-cam PREMIERE: When they sold this car in the early 70's, they never thought they'd see it again. 40 years later the son found it in the woods buried under fallen trees. Now it's up to the Ghouls to bring it back.
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my dad had a '68 340 dart GTS automatic dark green with white stripes , when i was a kid . loved that car.
Back in 70, I bought a fire engine red 68 GTS, it had the 340, white interior, and factory air. Of all the cars I've owned, that was my favorite.
Hey Mark Worman, re: the Blue GTS convertible, I remember this car and it's pretty lady driver race back in the 1970's at I think> Allentown-Vargo Dragway or maybe Englishtown in my old homestate of New Jersey.. I'll never forget the car, because my Dad had a 4-door Dart the same year- but his was 4-door, and this one looked so much cooler, and although I was just a teenager- that pretty Blonde Lady driver caught my eye, as well as her ability bangin' gears in that 4 speed Ragtop. PS- I'm about a half dozen years older than you Mark.
Hi Mark and the GYC team...I truly enjoyed this video with the 68 GTS Dart. When I was younger my first car I ever bought was a good used 1970 Dart Swinger, 340, automatic...drove the wheels off it until I cracked the block by not putting antifreeze in one winter. My parents told me to get that car out of the carport!! I sold the car as a roller for $500.00 in 1980. Still to this day I regret selling that car. I wish I could find it or even another 70 Dart. The 70 Dart is my true dream muscle car, love the dual hood scoops. Love my Mopars and the 340. I'll be watching every episode on this build. Cheers Guys.
I have a 68 Dodge Dart 270, that I bought from the original owner. The car I asked my best gal to become my wife in all those years ago.
My wife and I. Had 68 GTS light green. 273 V-8. Rusted on the quarter panels. Engine smoking, broken exhaust and flat tires. Jump started it. The whole car wobbled when the car ran. My brother in law knew a Mopar guy. He bought it for $300. Never heard or saw the car again. Would like to know if it's still out there. Restored or crushed. Shawn.
this may very well be your best episode yet Mark..keep the Trend going ~ i Really enjoyed this episode esp the Dart gts save.
My first car was a 1967 Dart GT it was my favorite color red. Black vinyl top and white bucket seat interior. Automatic on the column shifter. fortunately it had the old leaning tower of power under the hood. I was eighteen and it still looked cool.
My mom is by no means into cars, but when you ask her what her favourite car has been, she always talks about her Bright Red '68 Dart GT, white vinyl top, white interior, buckets, console, deluxe hub caps, 318 automatic. When I picked up my first car - '68 Valiant 100, two door post, 225 Slant Six, she felt right at home driving it - even if it wasn't as 'peppy'! LOL
Sounds like his Charger may have been at John's in Seguin. Love that yard.
My Uncle's 1 of 1 1968 Mustang California Special had manual drum brakes. I got to drive it one time before he sold it, and I just about panicked. My first and only experience with manual drum brakes. YIKES!
27:06 'lysa sneakin thru the background like we wont notice 😂
Love the show grew up in the 60 love mopar muscle cars hope you find yours
That white billboard decal on the rear of the 71 Cuda convertible looks hideous with that body color and ruins the entire look of the car.
Please don’t tell me that your charger went to the crusher.
Mark, you may grow old but it is apparent you never will be gray.
No - I think he's been through the spray booth a few times.
In the early 80s My dad had a 68 dart gt my mom had a 68 dart 4 door and my older brother had a 68 dart GTS 340 auto and my younger brother had a 71 340 4 spd duster cruising around southern california
In my opinion, a car is not truly complete until it has both side view mirrors on it. It’s just my point of view
Is it just me or does it seem like they introduced you to the blue convertible then it just disappeared😳😳😳😳
I have owned a 69 GTS 340 auto convertible....white with white interior....black top....matching numbers....since 1983....great car ..stored since 89...and untombed 6yrs ago.....TH-cam CHANNEL IS....
BRADS 69 DODGE GTS CONVERTIBLE
CHEERS
That Daytona has my all-time favorite rims on it.
I know those folks. Wolfinger was in Easton Pa.
The Dodge Dart GTS, what a great story.
I bought a '68 GT Dart from its original owner in 1978 owned it for four years and like a damned fool sold it oh well hindsight is 20/20
Great Episode.
That Dart was built the day after I was born!
Wish I could find my plum crazy 1970 RT charger I sold back in 89’ in Shreveport LA. Hopefully it didn’t get crushed.
I remember my 70 road runner,bad mistake let it go!😭😭😭🥳
great shows keep up the good work
Cousin Dougie is too cool
Need more info bout that Ice Treys Charger.
Why isn't this show on sky anymore 😥
ralleys and beauty rings might need to dive out after some unexpected issues.
Hey someone respond my question please. What happened to all the funny old workers from older episodes? Are they still working there but not on GYC videos? Thank u
So what happened to that Car? Did you restore it? Did the owner just pick it up ? It would be nice when you bring out a car that you finish the story to include what you actually ended up doing with said vehicle (s)
yup.. I special ordered my 2021 Scat Pack Challenger...
TA radials the Goat
Do you guys ever show people actually working on cars? Or how to fix something or is it just fluff and no pulp?
Was there ever any 1970 Dusters made with a 440 6 paks?
Hey MARK WHERE IS ROYAL HE IS YOUR BEST FRIEND??
Icy-hot
Mark's poor charger was crushed...to death. Then sold to china to make some cheap POS.
a body yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeea1
Mark Worman likes to gobble the pole.
The family finds out how much their car is worth and it becomes there family heirloom all of the sudden.