1966 DODGE CORONET 500 CONVERTIBLE

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This 1966 Dodge Coronet 500 convertible is powered by a 426ci HEMI 8-cylinder engine paired with an A833 4-speed manual transmission. This example is one of 12 HEMI 4-speed convertibles produced in 1966 and has the Track Pack. The 426/425hp HEMI V8 engine, well known in NASCAR and on the drag strip, offers 10.25 compression as a street engine. It is equipped with hemispherical cylinder heads, heated intake, dual inline 4-barrel Carter carburetors, free-flow manifolds and dual exhaust, and has

490 ft/lbs of torque. The 500-model meant additional exterior trim was added, and this example has undergone a complete rotisserie restoration. It is finished in Silver Metallic and has a black top and interior. Interior highlights include front bucket seats, a center console with an integrated shifter, tinted glass, a power convertible top, heat, defrost and a push-button radio. The only modifications since new have been power front disc brakes and upgraded tires and wheels. Included in the sale is the factory production Trim Tag, the original dealer Window Sticker, owner's manual, an IBM card image as provided by Chrysler Corporation, and all original parts such as brakes, tires, wheels and hubcaps. This vehicle was inspected by David Wise and comes with a Wise Validation Report, as well as a Galen Visual Inspection Report.