1966 Coronet

• Feb 6, 2019

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Here is our Coronet we will be working on this summer. Going back with a 440 and converting it to 4 speed. Someone else started it and got burned out.

Decent car. Not anything extaordinary about it. Just a solid body to work with.

 

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YY1- Cool!

Is that an engine size call out spot I see on the tip of front fender?

If that's a WH23G code car, I'd like the build info for my files.

Only 1679 or so produced.

 

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YY1 said:

YY1- Cool!

Is that an engine size call out spot I see on the tip of front fender?

If that's a WH23G code car, I'd like the build info for my files.

Only 1679 or so produced.

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I’ll check the code when I get home and send you the info.

 

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It is an “E” engine code.

 

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E = 318 (poly head for '66)