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I believe dual exhaust was the difference. 66 was the only year for the 365.
4 speed C body, this is odd..
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me and my brother were scoping your console sale and started wondering if you had made any progress on this car?
cheers,Rob
cheers,Rob
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I just got the car across the border and home last week. I've only looked over the car to see how deep in doo-doo I am.
The car was involved in an accident, just two hours after I picked it up.
Good news, I've already got a parts car secured, thanks to @69rag500, who posted about the four speed originally.
Cars engine may not be original, I have yet to verify. Accessing the situation, and gathering parts. It's home in the garage.
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It was 350 hp in Imperials, New Yorkers, etc . with single exhaust. Optional motor with dual exhaust and slightly better cam (same as 4-bbl. 383) was 365 hp. These were in Chrysler 300, C-body Dodge and Plymouth. These engines still had small exhaust valve heads as 383. Better heads and more cam timing gave 375 hp. for 1967.
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The Plymouth dash is a tip-off that this is Windsor, Ontario-built car.
Nice Polara, nice score. Years back I seen a 65 or 66 sport fury with a 4 Spd. At that time I didn't think much about it.
It prob was low production also.
It prob was low production also.
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