Do you know this crashed 1969 Dodge Daytona?

[Tim L]

I purchased this Daytona in late 2007 and have the cars history from 1979 onwards. I know it was sold new from the 'Hatfield Recon Center' PA (now known as 'Manheim's Hatfield Auto Center) which was run by Morton Gallub previously a Chrysler dealer in NJ during the 60's and I know it is NOT the flood Daytona as many believe. I would love to hear from anyone who knows anything about this car or this photo of it taken out the back of a gas station in 1979 I believe?

Cheers, Tim.

[442w30]

I bet I know who would know. Gonna send him this way to look. . . if I can find his username on the Mopar board.

[442w30]

http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/show...e=0#Post5459364

[wingcars6970]

The story I heard from Ernie Palanches is the guy in PA intentionaly headed for telephone pole.Which caused car to flip.Did you try getting a Hatfield PA accident report or it might have been in the local newspaper

[agtw31]

only thing i know is your pockets must be on fire.

[442w30]

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The story I heard from Ernie Palanches is the guy in PA intentionaly headed for telephone pole.Which caused car to flip.Did you try getting a Hatfield PA accident report or it might have been in the local newspaper

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You were the one I was thinkin' of cuz you're not too far from PA, but it's hard to remember names. I guess I could've asked Annie, eh?

[wingcars6970]

I cleaned up this pictue you can clearly see it has a 8 3/4 rear.And is not the PA filpped daytona

[wingcars6970]

When I searched the newspaper archives. And found a small ad from Hatfield Recon center .It wasnt a car listing it was a help wanted for a mechanic.The contact person was Domenic or Dominic Antenucci.Who Im working on try to locate.They probably only had this 1 69 daytona.So he might remember it

[67L78conv]

A little easier to see. That must have been some flood! Love those cars, good luck finding it.

[wingcars6970]

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