That’s awesome!There are so changes coming this winter for the time machine I order some new tires today plus a few other things……. But for now look at these
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That’s awesome!There are so changes coming this winter for the time machine I order some new tires today plus a few other things……. But for now look at these
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If you are running 3:23’s, if I remember correctly the road test guys back then, ran about the same number’s. I do have those magazines in my archives. I think that is an LL1 paint you have,beautiful colour. Our 66 Charger was a LL1, which went California in 2004. 383 auto, lots of miles ran high 15’s if I remember correctly.That’s awesome!
Thanks it is a sweet color and thank you for your input .If you are running 3:23’s, if I remember correctly the road test guys back then, ran about the same number’s. I do have those magazines in my archives. I think that is an LL1 paint you have,beautiful colour. Our 66 Charger was a LL1, which went California in 2004. 383 auto, lots of miles ran high 15’s if I remember correctly.
they just give up so much cubic inches for a heavy motor - I had a 12.5:1 383 with .590 MP purple shaft cam. Broke a rod, took the cam out, and heads off and put on a pump gas 440 and the 440 was faster with 8.0:1 compression. This was in a drag set up and MPG wasnt a concernI like the 383 over the 440. Revs better, because there’s not as much mass. Use to be cheaper because it’s not the all mighty 440. They’re less picky on fuel, or at least the 2 I had were.
Thank you for your input I really appreciate the information.The Colorado tags that are way back on post #12 are the series from roughly 1985 through 1992. Plates in CO stay with the registered owner. It's odd the seller (assuming he had this registration) let that earlier series go with the car
Nice Plymouth, BTW!!
Thanks that is a sweet coronet I wonder how many 66 b bodies were made with the 383 ?Looks like fun, I took my stock '66 383/4bbl convertible to our track, it went 15.88 @ 88 MPH
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As far as I can tell Dodge 24,522Thanks that is a sweet coronet I wonder how many 66 b bodies were made with the 383 ?
As far as I can tell Dodge 24,522
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MISTAKE!! I missed one page.Thanks that is a sweet coronet I wonder how many 66 b bodies were made with the 383 ?
This car is 1 of 134 (drivetrain) and is highly optioned - 323 sure grip, power package, light package, clock, wood grain wheel, bumper guards, tinted glass (no A/C) front & rear seatbelts w/retractors, remote mirror . . . and I almost forgot, power windows too. I had Galen Govier research the car, it was special ordered and not sold at a dealership. He could not decipher the sales codes though. I found a pic on the internet of an identical car in some sort of promotional parade on the drag strip at the 1966 Winternationals at Pomona. I believe it is the same car - it was built with California emissions and in the pic you can see a CA black plate on it (you can't read it unfortunately - I was disappointed to say the least) When I restored the interior I found some damage that I believe could have been caused by what people do in cars for parades such as standing up on the sills and sitting around the edge of the top well when the top was down. So far I can't prove anything, I'll post the photo later if I can find it.Thanks that is a sweet coronet I wonder how many 66 b bodies were made with the 383 ?
if you haven’t contacted the Chrysler Historical Society, I suggest you do . They should have all the information on your car.This car is 1 of 134 (drivetrain) and is highly optioned - 323 sure grip, power package, light package, clock, wood grain wheel, bumper guards, tinted glass (no A/C) front & rear seatbelts w/retractors, remote mirror . . . and I almost forgot, power windows too. I had Galen Govier research the car, it was special ordered and not sold at a dealership. He could not decipher the sales codes though. I found a pic on the internet of an identical car in some sort of promotional parade on the drag strip at the 1966 Winternationals at Pomona. I believe it is the same car - it was built with California emissions and in the pic you can see a CA black plate on it (you can't read it unfortunately - I was disappointed to say the least) When I restored the interior I found some damage that I believe could have been caused by what people do in cars for parades such as standing up on the sills and sitting around the edge of the top well when the top was down. So far I can't prove anything, I'll post the photo later if I can find it.
A few years ago I got information on where the car went, and how i was built. No IBM card. Sent the information to Jon Gibbs, he decoded everything and sent the IBM card with all other information.I got the IBM card from them, they did not supply any other information.
That is really awesome Wow I bet it is your car please post more info if you have it and thank you for sharing!!!!!Photo I promised - It's the lead car, you can see it has the 383 4bbl fender emblems - the second car has the V8 emblems. Probably 318 or 361 powered.
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