Most impressive what you've done withit. Very nice! I wish I still had mine; years ago had a 64 Dart GT convertible, equipped with similarly to this one but with three major differences; 1) mine was black; 2) had the large 225 six, but most importantly, the factory 4 speed offered only for 64 and part way into 65. But, my car was front the mid west and snow country; the salt made it like Swiss cheese and I was broke at the time. If I could find it today, I'd fix it.
When my client first saw this car it had a tree growing out of it. It is from Canada. He has since sold it. Thanks for watching and your cool story. Cheers!
That is one beautiful car! I have a '63 GT Convertible. Needs some work, but it's not too bad. I am swapping a 300 hp Magnum Crate Engine in & possibly a 4-Speed
I really love the car . It is a beautiful MOPAR . And it being a 1964 Dart GT and the year I was born is a kick in the pants . You done a great job . I would love to have it.
Hi William. Thanks so much for watching. I really appreciate your comments as does the owner. He is a very cool guy who winters here in AZ. They are actually from Canada where it gets pretty cold and snowy in the winter. I met him at a local MOPAR show a couple of years ago. He was really cool to interview. The car actually had a tree growing through the engine compartment when he found it. I'm really glad you liked the video - plus having your birth year is a definite plus as you indicated. Stick around for more. I just shot a video of an Army Veteran who started the family 1965 Dodge Dart for the first time since 2001. it has over 600k miles on it. The story is remarkable. It will be published Veterans Day as a tribute. Thanks again William. Be sure to watch the Thunderbird video of the 1964 Thunderbird painted Peacock blue published very soon. Cheers! #driveitlikeyoustoleitbitches
Thanks for your comment. It is a great resto. The owner was proud of it being a Canadian model which makes it even more rare. He recently sold it though. Thanks again for watching Marc! #driveitlikeyoustoleitbitches
Hi Ronnie. Thanks for watching and your comment. Where was home in AZ? This car was owned by a Canadian who transported it to Surprise. He sold it just this past year. Thanks again for watching and your cool comment. I love the AZ look. Laid back, casual yet somehow cooler than most other locations.
That's in better condition than the '64 Dart GT 273 my parents bought new. My contribution (I was just out of high school) was to persuade them to get the V8 instead of the Slant 6!
Hi Richard. Thanks for watching. Great job convincing your parents to get the V8. If you enjoyed the content please subscribe. Thanks again for watching. Cheers!
Thank you for watching and your comments You have a keen eye. I appreciate the attention to detail. Enthusiasts like you keep the movement going forward. I feel very lucky and grateful to interact with members of this cool community. If you enjoyed this content please subscribe. There are a lot of videos already up and tons more to come. Thanks again for watching! Cheers. #driveitlikeyoustoleitbitches
Hi Heather. My apologies for the delay in my response. I have been dealing with a stolen phone. Thank you so much for your comment. The owner and his wife are terrific people and the video was a hoot to shoot. Way too much fun. Stay tuned for more cool stuff such as this.
At first one gets the impression he “did it all himself”. Later hearing he owned a body shop, with many employees and he knew all the best people that did engines, chrome, etc.. Three months sounds a little less taxing considering it’s real likely he did not in fact do it all himself. Some may say I’m being a prick but I say give credit where credit is due. Lots of things in life take a team effort and that’s ok.
Thanks for watching. Yes indeed, great comments and insight. I just hope that the people involved with this car were able to watch the video and receive some form of gratitude and recognition for their efforts and end result. The car has subsequently been sold. Thanks again for watching. #driveitlikeyoustoleitbitches
Good day to you sir this is one of the most beautiful vehicles that I've seen in decades the work that you've done to this is incredible and like you said it's a cruising car and I understand not a race car and not intention of that but just out of curiosity just showing what's in your garage is just impeccable but this vehicle by any chance is it for sale or you contemplating selling it if so comment and we'll go from there if that's possible if not please let me know and I understand no hard feelings because I'm into diecast old vehicles I have a 2000 XK8 and it's just gorgeous and when the tops off it's like you're free all your cares and woes go into the air and just Cruise and have a great day thank you sir for your time and again love the vehicle thanks for allowing it to be viewed in the public but again bottom line is it possibly you're contemplating in selling thank you sir take care God bless you and your family
Hello Robert. Thank you for watching this episode. The car has been sold to an unknown buyer a couple of years ago. Your kind comments are reflective of the passion and dedication the owner who did the restoration felt. It was a riot to ride in and video. I love my drop tops as well. Currently the only drop top we own is our Jeep Wrangler. Thanks again for watching! Be sure to subscribe if you haven't done so already. Cheers!
With any luck my ‘63 Turquoise Ragtop Dart will be done and we will be at the HEMI show next spring. These two together would be incredible! www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/1963-dodge-dart-270-convertible-for-the-wife.440988/page-25#post-1973092312
That's the magic of producing videos - I get to do what I want. Having a faceless channel isn't a good thing, especially considering I am the host as well as conducting an interview. Besides - I have a pretty face. LOL
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Most impressive what you've done withit. Very nice! I wish I still had mine; years ago had a 64 Dart GT convertible, equipped with similarly to this one but with three major differences; 1) mine was black; 2) had the large 225 six, but most importantly, the factory 4 speed offered only for 64 and part way into 65. But, my car was front the mid west and snow country; the salt made it like Swiss cheese and I was broke at the time. If I could find it today, I'd fix it.
When my client first saw this car it had a tree growing out of it. It is from Canada. He has since sold it. Thanks for watching and your cool story. Cheers!
That is one beautiful car! I have a '63 GT Convertible. Needs some work, but it's not too bad. I am swapping a 300 hp Magnum Crate Engine in & possibly a 4-Speed
Thanks for watching! Sounds like a great project. #driveitlikeyoustoleitbitches
I really love the car . It is a beautiful MOPAR . And it being a 1964 Dart GT and the year I was born is a kick in the pants . You done a great job . I would love to have it.
Hi William. Thanks so much for watching. I really appreciate your comments as does the owner. He is a very cool guy who winters here in AZ. They are actually from Canada where it gets pretty cold and snowy in the winter. I met him at a local MOPAR show a couple of years ago. He was really cool to interview. The car actually had a tree growing through the engine compartment when he found it. I'm really glad you liked the video - plus having your birth year is a definite plus as you indicated. Stick around for more. I just shot a video of an Army Veteran who started the family 1965 Dodge Dart for the first time since 2001. it has over 600k miles on it. The story is remarkable. It will be published Veterans Day as a tribute. Thanks again William. Be sure to watch the Thunderbird video of the 1964 Thunderbird painted Peacock blue published very soon. Cheers! #driveitlikeyoustoleitbitches
Super job Glen, great looking car !!!
Thank you for viewing. Glen is an awesome guy with a very cool and rare car. Karen, his wife, makes yummy cookies too!
Great video Eric ! What a great resto of that 1964 Dodge Dart !!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for your comment. It is a great resto. The owner was proud of it being a Canadian model which makes it even more rare. He recently sold it though. Thanks again for watching Marc! #driveitlikeyoustoleitbitches
fabuloso
Ha! I knew it was in AZ, back home. Just has that AZ look outside! Nice whip!
Hi Ronnie. Thanks for watching and your comment. Where was home in AZ? This car was owned by a Canadian who transported it to Surprise. He sold it just this past year. Thanks again for watching and your cool comment. I love the AZ look. Laid back, casual yet somehow cooler than most other locations.
@@musclecarswitheric Phoenix was home for 30 years, last 5 years I was there was Gilbert , chandler and Mesa area!! I miss it. And that was nice car!
@@ronniecatalano5246 way cool. I am in Surprise. Where is home now?
@@musclecarswitheric Springfield mo!
@@ronniecatalano5246 the show me state. Thanks again for watching. Cheers!
This car looks really cool. Good job there!
I'm glad you like it
Wow! An electric windshield washer pump. You have a very rare car, indeed. Man, an electric pump. So unusual and rare with a pump.
That's in better condition than the '64 Dart GT 273 my parents bought new. My contribution (I was just out of high school) was to persuade them to get the V8 instead of the Slant 6!
Hi Richard. Thanks for watching. Great job convincing your parents to get the V8. If you enjoyed the content please subscribe. Thanks again for watching. Cheers!
Options I noticed: passenger side mirror, padded dash, day/night rear view mirror, windshield washers, backup lights.
Thank you for watching and your comments You have a keen eye. I appreciate the attention to detail. Enthusiasts like you keep the movement going forward. I feel very lucky and grateful to interact with members of this cool community. If you enjoyed this content please subscribe. There are a lot of videos already up and tons more to come. Thanks again for watching! Cheers. #driveitlikeyoustoleitbitches
Awesome Glen!
Hi Heather. My apologies for the delay in my response. I have been dealing with a stolen phone. Thank you so much for your comment. The owner and his wife are terrific people and the video was a hoot to shoot. Way too much fun. Stay tuned for more cool stuff such as this.
love the color
At first one gets the impression he “did it all himself”. Later hearing he owned a body shop, with many employees and he knew all the best people that did engines, chrome, etc.. Three months sounds a little less taxing considering it’s real likely he did not in fact do it all himself. Some may say I’m being a prick but I say give credit where credit is due. Lots of things in life take a team effort and that’s ok.
Thanks for watching. Yes indeed, great comments and insight. I just hope that the people involved with this car were able to watch the video and receive some form of gratitude and recognition for their efforts and end result. The car has subsequently been sold. Thanks again for watching. #driveitlikeyoustoleitbitches
Yes they are a neat old ride,we have a 65 version,that has been babied all its life,way down here in New Zealand
Happy to have you on my channel. Please keep watching and subscribe.
Good day to you sir this is one of the most beautiful vehicles that I've seen in decades the work that you've done to this is incredible and like you said it's a cruising car and I understand not a race car and not intention of that but just out of curiosity just showing what's in your garage is just impeccable but this vehicle by any chance is it for sale or you contemplating selling it if so comment and we'll go from there if that's possible if not please let me know and I understand no hard feelings because I'm into diecast old vehicles I have a 2000 XK8 and it's just gorgeous and when the tops off it's like you're free all your cares and woes go into the air and just Cruise and have a great day thank you sir for your time and again love the vehicle thanks for allowing it to be viewed in the public but again bottom line is it possibly you're contemplating in selling thank you sir take care God bless you and your family
Hello Robert. Thank you for watching this episode. The car has been sold to an unknown buyer a couple of years ago. Your kind comments are reflective of the passion and dedication the owner who did the restoration felt. It was a riot to ride in and video. I love my drop tops as well. Currently the only drop top we own is our Jeep Wrangler. Thanks again for watching! Be sure to subscribe if you haven't done so already. Cheers!
With any luck my ‘63 Turquoise Ragtop Dart will be done and we will be at the HEMI show next spring. These two together would be incredible! www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/1963-dodge-dart-270-convertible-for-the-wife.440988/page-25#post-1973092312
Really nice car! Thy just don't make em like this anymore. Why? I think I was born in the wrong era.
Thanks for watching. It was a really nice car. No they don't but I think some manufacturers are trying again. Cheers!
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indeed
Is there any reason why you can't show the car more while interviewing the owner, the video is about the car, not the owners face, thank you.
Thank you for watching and your comments. You might be right. I'll take that into consideration. Cheers!
Beautiful car let's see the car and not your face
That's the magic of producing videos - I get to do what I want. Having a faceless channel isn't a good thing, especially considering I am the host as well as conducting an interview. Besides - I have a pretty face. LOL
Recommend you learn to talk without the camera on your nose
Absolutely - this was one of my first videos. I have since raised the camera away from my nose. What, you don't like nose hairs? LOL