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67hemi

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On FABO I am known as 340john, on FEBO I am 67hemi, and I am new here. I have owned Mopars for over 25 years and most have been B bodies. Most notable were a 69 hemi superbee and a 67 hemi coronet R/T convertible. A few 68 - 70 chargers, a couple coronets and so on.
 
On FABO I am known as 340john, on FEBO I am 67hemi, and I am new here. I have owned Mopars for over 25 years and most have been B bodies. Most notable were a 69 hemi superbee and a 67 hemi coronet R/T convertible. A few 68 - 70 chargers, a couple coronets and so on.

Do you still own this car?
Is or was it a 4 speed or auto trans?
What was the color combo and options?
What were the options on the car?
Very rare car with no know production figures and the last I knew of, only 4 known to exist, I believe 2 of each 4 speeds and autos.

There is a 67 Hemi GTX ragtop in the Phoenix, AZ. area that has the REAR shoulder belt option, Dark Blue with Dark Blue interior and I THINK an auto trans. There is no breakdown on Hemi ragtops for these cars at all the last I knew of and a total of 680 for all 67 GTX ragtops of any engine/trans combo. With only 196 total 67 R/T ragtops built, it is assumed that the Hemi R/T is much more rare than the sister GTX model.
 
The 67 R/T convertible was white with a black interior and black top. Four speed, console, dana, road wheels with redlines. The original 440 was junk so I installed the hemi. Sorry...I should have said it wasn't an original hemicar. For the record, my 69 Superbee was an original hemi car, but the r/t rag top and the 71 cuda were clones. The cuda was a V code car with no motor and I had a rebuilt 426 so the decision was a no brainer.
 
There used to be a vert 4 speed down here in Texas. came out of Oklahoma. Had a couple of bullet holes in the driver's door.
 
Regardless, it is still a rare car even being an original 440 car.
Do you still have it?
 
No, the 67 R/T is long gone now. In fact the only B body in my garage now is a 69 Road Runner that I am restoring for a friend. My only Mopar now is my 1970 340 Dart Swinger. I bought the little dart when I was a senior in high school and I still have it 23 years later.
 
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If we only held on to all the hemi cars we had in the younger days. I owned 6 of them in the last 35 to 40 years. Hind site ??
 
welcome aboard 67HEMI.....it doesnt matter what engine you have in your cars just as long as your happy with it and you built it
 
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