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I adapted an Inland lever to a Hurst shifter for my 1967 Coronet R/T wagon build years ago. Best of both worlds! Lever looked stock for the car, but it shifted well with the Hurst.

My 1967 R/T still has its original Certicard and holder. It has name and address of owner, and date sold.

I really like the copper interior, because it is not seen that often. I was at a local Mopar show, and a '67 Hemi GTX showed up. It was white with copper painted top and copper interior. I thought it was breathtaking.

That's NOT going to buff out!

Same car; 2 versions of it.

This is what my '67 R/T has. Silver Argent trim paint, not black.

My buddy, Ross, stopped over the other day with his "new" old 1967 Belvedere 11 that he recently bought. It is a real clean car with 273/904. He says it drives real nice, but is not very peppy. He does not know whether to leave it stock, or put a 440 in it,as he has never had a 440 car. The...

Oh,man! You took all the fun out of it. LOL

Great, until you accidentally hit the latch button and the lid spring takes over! LOL.

At first, I thought, WTF am I looking at, then figured it out. LOL

Rare picture of one of those "frame - off" Mopar resto's that we have all heard about.

Teaser.

There could be an unused wire and empty socket under the dash. My 1967 Coronet shop manual wiring diagram shows a wire near the radio, and traces back to the same power pin that works the other instrument lights. It is only powered when the headlights/park lights are on. I also added a clock to...

Fender mounted indicators were optional on '67 Coronet 440. Standard equipment on Coronet 500.

I have the large unsilenced no-snorkle air cleaner on my 1967 R/T. It has black wrinkle finish with red 440 MAGNUM pie pan. I like it because it is not as often seen as the dual snorkle one. Plus, when you nail the gas pedal, it says," WHAAAAAH" ! This air cleaner is more commonly seen on Big...

Clean Air Program = smog prevention. Mainly a California thing in 1967, then in 1968, everybody got it.

1968 or CAP.

Nice '67 GTX! I have its cousin, a '67 R/T.

I HATE it when that happens!

I saw that on the news this morning. Really tragic situation. So, that is the bridge behind your cars?