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But not the sort you were expecting... ;)

Whilst up at the barns at the weekend dropping the engine in the Barracuda, John was out in the yard tinkering with his Daimler Dart. Thought I'd snap a few shots and show you what a 2.5l Hemi looks like! 8-)

This is one that got through before Chrysler complained about the name and got them rebadged. 8-)
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Couple more.
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Excellent nostalgia donk for a comp altered. They were all the rage last century. 8-) Always liked the look of the Dart, especially as a cop car. 8-)
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A cop car? Really? :shock: Cool! 8-)

And convertible too. Supercool ride for the law to cruise in. :thumbright:
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You wouldn't want to do a Wiseman in it though.......... ;)
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Don't they use bonneville pistons in those? I love those engines!
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A car with hard top tested by The Motor magazine in 1960 had a top speed of 123.7 mph (199.1 km/h) and could accelerate from 0-60 mph (97 km/h) in 8.9 seconds.
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'Ave a butcher's at this one :shock:
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Kev wrote:'Ave a butcher's at this one :shock:
http://www.britishv8.org/Other/SteveSanett.htm
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They also did a bigger version than the 250. I think it got used in limos and funeral cars. Cant recall the exact size, i think it was around 4litre. Whoo Hoo Hemi big block.Agree with Kev , a great nostalgia racer project. Russ Carpenter did a lot with these engines in the 70s. Seem to remember his car was called Glacier Grenade. I wait to be corrected on that.
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Great stuff! 8-)

This one is just back from a 2000 + mile rally in Ireland. Love it when the people who own these rare old beasties use them like they were meant to be used. Top respect. :thumbright:
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:iagree:
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Don't forget Robin Reed, his car is still in 1 piece and runs very strong, I believe it is still the fastest British engined car in the world, 200+mph.
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