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WHich coupler is it? Pics? If it's like 90% of the early Mopars, there are rebuild kits all over the planet. (like posted above) I have even seen replacement couplers. https://www.megapartsusa.com/proddetail.php?prod=123-SCK436

Yes it is. The light I pictured had a aluminum ring and a pot metal center.

I'd have to see them. Pot metal and aluminum are both pretty close to the untrained eye.

Interesting this tag is stamped from the topside.

I found a photo

You are lucky to have found that "right buyer".

It looks like a pretty solid driver but it is a 4 door. Out of a 100 motorheads, you might find 1 or 2 that would buy it to drive. Most all door cars are sold for parts and most people building a car already have a parts car or two. It's a tough sell for sure.

The USCT connectors look like factory stuff. (like above)

Yep, bolt in's are better than nothing but not as good as the weld in's. Connectors that are attached to the floor pan are the strongest whether it's rectangular tubing or the US Car Tool style. I like the looks of those myself but they are a bit more involved to install on a finished car.

Oops, I didn't read far enough to see the 360 plan.

I would use the original manifolds and just have some duals bent up (or a system if someone makes one) Headers won't do much for you in that application. A nice dual system, a 4 barrel, and a distributor recurve will do you the most good. Depending where you drive, a rear gear change might help...

How does the wheelbase compare with a 2 door? It looks like all the 65 Belvedere's had 116" wheelbase so sedan or coupe frame ties should work.

I like the fire story better! :poke::lol:

What records MaMopar had for the early cars were burned up in the fire.

:lol::lol:

3 Maxies and only 1 Hemi.

I haven't found any breakdown anywhere. Not saying someone doesn't have production figures but none that I have ever seen.

It will be interesting to find out. I only see the Maxie and Hemi listed in the Galen White book.

That's a beauty!

Commando. Like GMC with their Danali's. LMAO