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Hello from North Carolina

nwright98

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Hello, this is Nick in Pittsboro, NC. I just picked up a '66 Plymouth Belvedere II last week and it's my first time with Mopars. I have owned and worked on some classic Mustangs and VWs, though.

The car is in nice, original shape and is totally stock. Still has the original 273 2-bbl in it with about 190,000 miles. My plan is to use it as a driver and keep it as original as I can with some safety and reliability upgrades. There is very little rust, just a little staining beginning on the quarters.

It runs and drives pretty well right now but needs a tune up, valve seals, and a little brake work. I'm going to switch to a dual reservoir master cylinder and am researching manual front disc brakes. I want to keep the 14" wheels for now so that makes it a bit tougher.

Regards,
Nick

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:hatwave::sSig_hihihi::sSig_welcometoourcl:wtg:nice car thanks for sharing:headbang:
 
welcome to FBBO, that's a really clean old 66 Belvedere II survivor...
 
Gotta love a clean, original driver!
 
Thanks everyone!

The car is originally from Idaho. I guess they don't use salt on the roads there, the underside is really clean. It came with a couple of studded snow tires in the trunk. Don't think I will be using them.
 
It came with a couple of studded snow tires in the trunk. Don't think I will be using them.

Studded tires usually indicates a climate too cold for salt to be effective. Nice score! Welcome to the site...
 
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