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    Seen it all. . .

    Thank you. The whole car was wired from spools and has several relays. Also all soldered old school.
  2. 6

    Seen it all. . .

    It runs real good in the driveway. I need to get some sheet metal on yet.
  3. 6

    Seen it all. . .

    The last time I saw this 66 Coronet 500 convertible, it was in my garage. Thank you, the master cylinder is GM too. The valve cover was glued down after it was beat up to fit the distributor. So the beat up job was done twice.
  4. 6

    Seen it all. . .

    For your pleasure are three GM pieces (dist, alt, ps pump), but wait, even cooler are the bolts on the valve covers to attach a (really) slide hammer! Enjoy.
  5. 6

    WTB Wanted: 66 Coronet Right side Grill Grille

    Looking to buy a 66 right side grill. 2785308 ? Thank you. Tom
  6. 6

    WTB 727 big block transmission

    Looking for a 727 big block 66-71 transmission core for rebuild in the central Ohio area. The number prefix would be PK3515845.
  7. 6

    Head rests

    When did Coronet get head rests as an option or as standard? Thank you.
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    New member from central Ohio (66 convertible)

    Hello to all. Here is my Mopar story. I worked at Westside Plymouth, Akron, OH 1967-1968 under Charles Shaw, parts manager. I bought a 60 Catalina for $150, added tripower and instantly became a Pontiac person. Then I was at East Town Plymouth 1968-1969 under parts manager, Frank Rhinella until...
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