Lets see all the cool 66-67 b-body mopar pictures.!!
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Banzaiii67
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Not recent but probably the best picture I have at the moment since the top end is apart.
Wedding Day and yes we are still married
Wedding Day and yes we are still married
monaco66coupe
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yesterday was bath day at the Mopar Orphanage! I hope you enjoy the Pictures. The 67 charger isn't mine, it was until my good friend restored it. I know the 68' and 77' aren't part of the 66-67' model Years,, but hopefully you will allow them to be a part of the group!
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That's a fine looking Charger!
67coronetman
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That is a very clean ride wow.
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Very nice ride..
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Wow what a nice gathering of mopars you have sweet..
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Very nice ride..
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Wow what a nice gathering of mopars you have sweet..
monaco66coupe
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It is a 67'. I bought it in phoenix in 2006, and sold to a friend of mine in 2009. It was a 318 auto car, but now has a 68 440. I didn't think about the turn signals, did all 67's have them?
Gpuller
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Yep, '67's have the signals, '66's did not.
ODZKing
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In addition to 67 seat covers, you have a 66 console with 66 arm rest in the rear AND the armrest is black (dark at least) with a white interior. Should be white.
Someone played with it a lot before you got it apparently.
Lots of ways to tell if it is true 66 or 67.
Turn signal arm, dash knobs, the plate under the steering column, sway bar, etc. You never know what has been changed over and added over the years.
See http://www.chargersourceguide.com/66_67Differences.html for a few.
Here is a note on the sway bars
http://www.chargersourceguide.com/swaybars.html
Someone played with it a lot before you got it apparently.
Lots of ways to tell if it is true 66 or 67.
Turn signal arm, dash knobs, the plate under the steering column, sway bar, etc. You never know what has been changed over and added over the years.
See http://www.chargersourceguide.com/66_67Differences.html for a few.
Here is a note on the sway bars
http://www.chargersourceguide.com/swaybars.html
monaco66coupe
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Thanks for the 66-67 tips, we rebuilt the 67' with many 66' parts. it was originally a 318 car, now it is all GTX from the torsion bars back to the differential. 1968 440 engine. All that is left of that 66' is the grill, and we are preparing to Install it in my 66 Coronet sedan, just like that Mexican model posted recently. That should really change the look of the coronet. Here is what the grill is going into. Thanks again!
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6_7_G_T_X
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A few of the pics I took on Daytona Beach after the spring Turkey run at Daytona Speedway
monaco66coupe
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I have to say I can't see enough nice Belvedere's. You have a beautiful car there, sir!
cjsolar
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Great looking car. Love the tire/wheel combo. Very good looking paint job. Love the 67's.
67coronetman
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That is one super clean 67 WOW looks good at the beach..
NickOReilly
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Love that GTX man! Wow thats some nice paint, reflection for days! What size tires are you running? Had my heart set on some 500s but my eyes keep wandering...
6_7_G_T_X
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lol,,,enjoy..but it's the Belvedere GTX
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