The best part about this video is knowing that this amazing car was bought by someone who gets why this is such a special machine and respects the car’s history. I’ve had my Dart Sport for 25 years now and the instructions for whoever has to deal with it after I die will be to sell it to someone like you. 🍻
Thank you. I really appreciate that. It took years for me to be ready for it - I had to mature to a certain point, I had to have the shop to put it in and get my ducks in a row. Selling my first house last year definitely helped. Dale’s wife said that she’s glad I came along and bought it, because otherwise she was probably going to have to bury him in it. I feel more like its caretaker than its owner - but I plan to be its caretaker for a long time.
Dude, the only thing I have to tell you is, you’re a lucky man! I’ve owned a few dusters in my day, my last was a 1970, black on black. But, I’ve always wanted a dodge demon!
Great car sound even better than it looks and it looks awesome! They did the blackout with a guy in a pit with a spray gun and it was the 70s so smoke breaks were more fun back then!! Leave the devil girl sticker it may be an original Coop the artist sticker very cool! Hot wheels rule!!!
I’m right there with ya. Bought a ‘71 Dart Swinger (no hood scoops) and can’t bring myself to add the hood pins and scoops I’ve wanted on a ‘71 anything since high school. Looking for a donor hood and keep the original intact.
Right. Things are hard. Haha. I found a perfect b5 blue hood… in Ohio. Dang it. I did find a green one, but it needs repair. I like the idea of a flat black hood and scoops so I may try that in the short term.
You won’t have to beg me. Haha. I want to get some cruises going around here. We’ve got enough friends with cool stuff. Oh, have I ever told you about our club? Dart Club. You fit right in. Haha.
Yes, that is an old Seattle license plate. They began using the "O" after the letter "A' plates were used up in the late 60s. I wonder if he ordered it from Lakecity Dodge? Do not remove the pinup decal in the engine bay. Every Demon needs an Angel.
He ordered it at Renton Dodge, and actually ended up purchasing it at Valley Motors after Renton messed up his order. I forgot she was in there 😅 I won’t.
Love the 4 speed Deman man, great color too! that console is a little iffy lol Just found our channel and subscribed, I am working on a Cuda on mine, check it out if you get a chance.
Why bother fixing any of the rust. It’s been 50 years and it looks fine. It will look the same in another 50 years if you keep it dry and stored properly. You will never paint match it nice. Same thing with the wear on passenger side top of door etc. just leave it alone. Don’t put done crappy clear that will flake or yellow in time. It’s a patina car just drive it.
I don’t think that’s how rust works. That hole hasn’t been there 50 years… I’ve owned my ‘66 for nine years, and when I got it the passenger quarter looked very similar to this - more solid even. There is a piece gone now - and I kept it inside and mostly out of the rain up until this last year. That entire quarter has been repainted anyway (albeit decades ago) and it’s a very good match, so I know it’s possible. Trust me, I’m the leave it alone guy. But in this case, I don’t want a hole in the Demon. I don’t want it to get worse. I love the rest of the patina.
@@DeadDodgeGarage I own 20 vintage muscle cars/classics. Have a 68 charger that has looked that way since 1980. Never changed. The rust won’t just start going across and up the entire quarter panel lol. Clean out any dirt and rinse out the drop downs, rinse out the frame rails and torsion bar support. Spray a mix of wd40 down inside the drop downs etc. If your 66 rusted that fast in 1 year then there was more going on and most likely rocks etc were hitting it to make the piece disappear. Because if rust was that fast the car would be gone and not even there after 50 years. Only reason field cars rust out is because they stay wet constantly. I got a 51 ford F1 that I daily drive. Original paint patina truck. Just keep it waxed. Never cleared it’s patina. Has a bit of rust starting in front fender on passenger side at the front wheel lip like they all do. Been 10 years and truck sees rain and even snow and has not changed at all in 10 years.
That's a one mighty awesome example of a Demon. And in one of my favorite colors too.
What an awesome Demon. One of my dream cars. Congrats Jamie 😎
I bought coke at my local tienda and now enjoying your video, Beautiful Car, Very well explained.
The best part about this video is knowing that this amazing car was bought by someone who gets why this is such a special machine and respects the car’s history. I’ve had my Dart Sport for 25 years now and the instructions for whoever has to deal with it after I die will be to sell it to someone like you. 🍻
Thank you. I really appreciate that. It took years for me to be ready for it - I had to mature to a certain point, I had to have the shop to put it in and get my ducks in a row. Selling my first house last year definitely helped. Dale’s wife said that she’s glad I came along and bought it, because otherwise she was probably going to have to bury him in it. I feel more like its caretaker than its owner - but I plan to be its caretaker for a long time.
@@DeadDodgeGarage congratulations! I can tell you definitely deserve this enjoy
Dude, the only thing I have to tell you is, you’re a lucky man! I’ve owned a few dusters in my day, my last was a 1970, black on black. But, I’ve always wanted a dodge demon!
I'm 100% with you on black out like the factory. Just looks wrong and bad if it's not...
Beautiful car.
1973 bought a 71 demon 340 4 speed Hurst c/p 391gears stripped scoops butterscotch rally wheels bucket seats rally dash dual points drove for 2 years great car
Great car sound even better than it looks and it looks awesome! They did the blackout with a guy in a pit with a spray gun and it was the 70s so smoke breaks were more fun back then!! Leave the devil girl sticker it may be an original Coop the artist sticker very cool! Hot wheels rule!!!
Alright, it stays. Haha. Depending on where you’re at smoke breaks can still be fun 😅
Awesome Car!
Love the car!!!
What a killer car .
I’m right there with ya. Bought a ‘71 Dart Swinger (no hood scoops) and can’t bring myself to add the hood pins and scoops I’ve wanted on a ‘71 anything since high school. Looking for a donor hood and keep the original intact.
Right. Things are hard. Haha. I found a perfect b5 blue hood… in Ohio. Dang it. I did find a green one, but it needs repair. I like the idea of a flat black hood and scoops so I may try that in the short term.
@9:40 Roach Tray
Awesome!
The one awesome detail I totally forgot to call out specifically! That stays forever. Haha.
Great car!! You have the right idea. Hang that hood up and put the scoops on that car.
sweet looking car for sure
Awsome car man.
This is quite helpful as I'm scheming to build you a 1/25 scale replica of your Demon.
😮🥹
Nice ride! The factory wants to move cars. Big hurry! So there might be some boo boos. . lol!
We need to take this and the dart out for a cruise, that'd be a blast!
You won’t have to beg me. Haha. I want to get some cruises going around here. We’ve got enough friends with cool stuff. Oh, have I ever told you about our club? Dart Club. You fit right in. Haha.
@@DeadDodgeGarage No but it sounds great! How do you join?
You just have a Dart. Haha. And then when we have a get together again some day you go to that
Wow. That is allot of car.
What a sweet car. Jealous
Nice car
Yes, that is an old Seattle license plate. They began using the "O" after the letter "A' plates were used up in the late 60s. I wonder if he ordered it from Lakecity Dodge? Do not remove the pinup decal in the engine bay. Every Demon needs an Angel.
He ordered it at Renton Dodge, and actually ended up purchasing it at Valley Motors after Renton messed up his order. I forgot she was in there 😅 I won’t.
Is the Demon B5? because in certain angles it looks B7....Both great Colors! Wonderful car!
Yep, B5! Probably because the lighting in the shop is so bad. Haha.
GET DA BAAANDDOOO!
I'm not going to lie, I'm a little jealous lol
Not entirely sure how this is my life yet. I’m just going with it
@@DeadDodgeGarage lol just go with it and hope nobody stops you 😆
Kool car ////////////////
How much for the red truck in the back ground?
My ‘48 Power Wagon? Not for sale.
Hey I'm # 500 😁
Like the spark plug hole idea.
1st lol take that @Jeremy
Damn it lol
That demon is so damn good
Love the 4 speed Deman man, great color too! that console is a little iffy lol Just found our channel and subscribed, I am working on a Cuda on mine, check it out if you get a chance.
Yeah… I almost ripped it out. But my brother convinced me it might be useful for long hauls. Not my style at all.
It sounds like you are reading a bedtime story,,Kinda annoying ,,Nice car!
My voice has all the soothing characteristics of a bucket full of rocks. We know this.
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Why bother fixing any of the rust. It’s been 50 years and it looks fine. It will look the same in another 50 years if you keep it dry and stored properly. You will never paint match it nice. Same thing with the wear on passenger side top of door etc. just leave it alone. Don’t put done crappy clear that will flake or yellow in time. It’s a patina car just drive it.
I don’t think that’s how rust works. That hole hasn’t been there 50 years… I’ve owned my ‘66 for nine years, and when I got it the passenger quarter looked very similar to this - more solid even. There is a piece gone now - and I kept it inside and mostly out of the rain up until this last year.
That entire quarter has been repainted anyway (albeit decades ago) and it’s a very good match, so I know it’s possible. Trust me, I’m the leave it alone guy. But in this case, I don’t want a hole in the Demon. I don’t want it to get worse. I love the rest of the patina.
@@DeadDodgeGarage I own 20 vintage muscle cars/classics. Have a 68 charger that has looked that way since 1980. Never changed. The rust won’t just start going across and up the entire quarter panel lol. Clean out any dirt and rinse out the drop downs, rinse out the frame rails and torsion bar support. Spray a mix of wd40 down inside the drop downs etc. If your 66 rusted that fast in 1 year then there was more going on and most likely rocks etc were hitting it to make the piece disappear. Because if rust was that fast the car would be gone and not even there after 50 years. Only reason field cars rust out is because they stay wet constantly. I got a 51 ford F1 that I daily drive. Original paint patina truck. Just keep it waxed. Never cleared it’s patina. Has a bit of rust starting in front fender on passenger side at the front wheel lip like they all do. Been 10 years and truck sees rain and even snow and has not changed at all in 10 years.