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Don't they have a locator pin?

Hey @CherryBomb How far do you go with refinishing wheels?

The last 80's 5th Ave I saw at a central FL U pull was about 4 years ago. Only one good wheel and I got it. I used to see then about 2-3 times a year. (they must have sold a LOT of 5th Avenues) Plenty of good pickin on them cars for stuff that work on all sorts of Mopars. But be advised most...

I found Astro corbin pliers at a flea market. They work great. Also on ebay.

383-2 Challengers and Barracudas exist. For some reason that was a popular choice for SE's and Gran Coupes.

383's were only 4 barrels in 66, except in full size cars and trucks.

I should add, none of my current 66 or 67 cars have it, not my 383 66 or my 67 wagon. ...and none of the previous 66 or 67 cars I've owned have had it. Come to think of it, none of the 66 or 67 cars any of my friends have owned have had it either, not even the oddly optioned 66 500 SE trailer...

LOTS of 66/67 B body cars with PS but not PB. You would think more Chargers, 500's and Satellites and 67 R/T's and GTX's would have them but they don't. In my travels PB in 66/67 is extremely rare.

If the full wheel covers* were "standard", wouldn't you have to delete or option down, to get dog dishes? *...and didn't that particular wheel cover get made especially for the Charger? Doesn't make sense for them to come without it.

I thought the Charger wheel cover with the spinners (as pictured) was standard, with road wheels optional.

Cars in Miami pic appear not to have plates. The car closest at right has bumper guards, the rest in that row appear not to.

I drove console shift postal jeeps for 4 years. Took about a day to get used to it. Not a big deal. Might take 2 days if it's not automatic. Getting used to the heavy sliding door that could take a finger off was a bigger deal and took longer.

Occasionally I still see a chain drive wheel on a rural postal carrier vehicle. Some are fairly new.

Aussies and Kiwi's do it. I'd be a player at about 14K.

What are the other specs and price?

Glove box door has hole for other side use. PW- cool. NZ to ND was probably a pricey ride.

Looks like it. Missed it by that much.

In case anyone in the thread thinks I don't like 66/67 Chargers, I just tried to buy one this past weekend. 1966 Charger - BLACK - NOT MINE - Looks Good - 12K OBO

That's a factory 4 speed car but it's not a factory 4 barrel carb car? That pretty much means it has to be a 361 car. That's gotta be pretty rare.

Collectorcarmarket. Yes, they have some issues with available options and engines, but for the most part they've been pretty darn close and have been my "go to" source since they were "Old Cars Price Guide" in print form. I like it better than Haggerty's becase they have no vested interest in...