1965 Dodge Dart GT Dealer Promo Film

1965 Dodge Dart GT Dealer Promo Film - It's Go Go Time!
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[@outdoorfreedom9778]

I got mine in June of 65 and it looked exactly like the hardtop in this add. As I recall the tires were B.F. Goodrich Power Cushions. I was replacing them all the time. Those little 13 inch tires couldn't hold it on the ground! They didn't have a positraction in them so the one tire just wasn't enough. I have had too many cars to count over the years but this one was my favorite!!!

[@flufanga]

Superb engineering; highest build quality.

[@drussell_]

LOL... I think the script writers were having a contest to see how many times they could put the word *GO* in there! :) *GO!!*

[@TigerDominic-uh1dv]

I ❤the Styling of this Car. 😊

[@hippylong]

I just got my first dart. 1964 hardtop 273 v8 factory hurst 4 speed. 100% stock.

[@johneddy908]

The '65 Dart GT was the also the first appearance of the name "Charger" in the form of a special edition version with yellow exterior, black interior, the Commando 273 V8, premium mechanical and trim specifications and "Charger" badging. It didn't last long, because the next year the B-body Charger made its debut.

[@AtZero138]

Yes.. and even Air Cleaner decal.. Charger 225... on my 68 Dart

[@plymouth491]

The Charger name goes back at least a year prior, on the 1964 concept, which was actually just a modified Polara.
The Ramcharger name goes back even further, to 1959, first used on a '49 Plymouth business coupe powered by a 354 Hemi sporting 392 heads.

[@cheekydemon6131]

Wow, I learned something new today 👍.

[@coiledsteel8344]

Go! Go! Time - from "Go-go dancers" era!

[@ebayerr]

It's a groovy scene....can you dig it?
I knew that you could.

[@kingelvis7035]

If they really had used those Cragars it would have been a huge hit. Think about it: The thing missing in mopar A body junior supercars was they didn't have styled wheels till 1970.

[@plymouth491]

When I bought mine in 1996 or so, the only aftermarket wheels available were the Cragar SS, and they looked great on that car.

[@HoosierRooster]

not true

[@MerleOberon]

I need to visit Ruth Pardoll, Realtor, and see if I can get a beach house for 1965 prices, then I can afford a loaded Dart GT!

[@robertslegers257]

6:13 JJ Cale playing Sunset Blvd.

[@71plymouth.]

Cragar as a Factory Option???

[@azcappra]

Say's Cragar right on the cap. Cragar SS mags. ruclips.net/video/O2cAAb5lZto/видео.html

[@powerwagon3731]

My first impression.

[@chief1972]

Yep!They're Cragars.

[@ricksokol5039]

14” factory cragars

[@janmarekpakulski7076]

Actually 13" Cragars. Impossible to find. Only 14" are available now.

[@indyme2]

I want one. Lol.

[@davidenobile426]

Cool

[@tonychavez2083]

Looks like Carlsbad or Oceanside area..

[@plymouth491]

"Corners like a cat?" What the hell are they talking about? Mine handles like a bathtub full of water.

[@SITRUUNAKAKKU-kl3sf]

I WISHD ID HAD 3 DARTS

[@zappbrannigan8952]

I got 1964 GT

[@AtZero138]

Cragers.. 14inch 5 on 4 bolt pattern anyone?? .. Badass

[@nealpatterson629]

The announcer sounds like David Hedison.

[@rontreen3278]

You may be right David Hedison

[@toadamine]

Pretty sure those are 1964s not 65s....

[@mgonzales56]

Pretty sure you're wrong. I had a 65 GT, and that's exactly what it looked like.

[@timpriddy349]

Cragars looked decent but power was meh.......

[@davidkastin4240]

Doink. Doink.Doink lol

[@fairfaxcat1312]

Lol.