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New (to me) B-Body Score.....

Recently purchased this 66 Dodge Coronet 440. It's an unrestored original with only 50 k miles on it. The car has a 318 Wideblock motor and 727 trans. This car is a real time-capsule showing very little use in the interior (see pics). Someone did
paint the engine (orange instead of red). I never owned a 318 and I was very surprised with the power when climbing theses Western Pa. hills on the way home ! The car still has it's original spare (735 x 14 WW), looks unused. I found the Broadcast
sheet this afternoon and I can't decode it. I have the little Red Book (by Sessler) but it doesn't have any 66 Coronet data inside. Does anyone know where I can find this information? On the Vin# the Plant is a digit (#1) in the 7th position, does anyone know what plant this is ? Also, the original AM radio plays just like when it was new ! Here are some pics......

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Nice find. A two tone!

I can help with the broadcast sheet if you’d like.
 
Thanks Dave, glad that you liked the pics...(photography is not my strong suit)...
Bob32268
Here's my '67 Coronet R/T. I was "exercising" it that day. I don't want it to lay around and get fat!

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I saw that during my search for a reasonably local 66/67.

IIRC it was also a pretty good price.

Poly red does fade to the orange side of the spectrum.

...and poly 318's seem to me to have a bit more torque than the LA version.
 
Cars this clean really need some stripes, a tall hood scoop and maybe a set of wheels like this:

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REALLY nice Coronet!! I thought my original survivor looked excellent but yours is a step above!! I really need to change to those nice full wheel covers.
 
Beautiful car! Out of curiosity does it have the paint inspection stamp on the passenger side inner apron? This was supposedly a Lynch Road thing only?
 
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