1966 Dodge Coronet 500 426 Hemi-Muscle Car Of The Week Video Episode
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2016
- 1966 Dodge Coronet 500 426 Hemi-Muscle Car Of The Week Video Episode #175:
This week, we are taking a look at a 1966 Dodge Cornet 500 that came factory equipped with the 426 Hemi V-8 engine. Not many of these were built, and this is a great example of a low mileage version found in The Brothers Collection.
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Always a pleasure to watch you introduce yours Hemi Charger impress among
Back in the 90's my dad passed on a custom 67 Coronet HEMI car. It was painted a custom Plum Crazy purple from a 1970 color palette. Old lady selling it after her husband passed but my dad thought that it was just going to be too much of a project. Needless to say he's still kicking himself in the nuts today hahah
Awesome ride. It doesn't get much better as far as Mopar's go. The early Hemi cars have always been my favorites(1966 Belvedere/Satellite, Charger, and Coronet)because they didn't have bright colors, stripes, graphics, spoilers, or fancy wheels and trim like many of the later Mopar's had. The 1966 Hemi cars are also my favorites because the Hemi started to become a little bit milder towards the end of their production run. In 1970 Chrysler started using a more emissions friendly hydraulic camshaft in place of the more radical solid lifter cam they used from 1966-69. Maybe my favorite muscle car ever made
I never know which one to watch.. The one on here or the one on V8TV.. So I give you both love and go back and forth.
Great sound. I just bought one. Can’t wait for delivery.
My screen name might be for a Plymouth, but the 66 Coronet is my all-time favorite. This one is very close to exactly what I would have ordered had I been lucky enough to have been born about 25 years earlier. Beautiful car, y'all.
Nice Coronet, Dad had a '66 Coronet with only 318 but it did have a 4 speed. Sadly, It's been sitting in a field for 40 years. When I was a teenager we considered restoring it, but a tree fell on it, caved in the roof right over the driver's door. I'd sure love to find another one, I don't think I could afford one with a Hemi though!
I watch Mecum and Barrett Jackson quite a bit and it seems like the 1966 Belvedere/Coronet 426 Hemi cars sell for way less money than say a 68-70 426 Hemi Charger R/T or a 70-71 Hemi Cuda or Challenger for example. It seems like the earliest Street Hemi equipped cars sell for a hell of a lot cheaper than any of the 1967-71 Hemi cars...Roadrunner, GTX, Super Bee, Coronet R/T etc. Recently I saw a 66 Hemi Belvedere...a real documented Hemi car...sell for I believe $37,500. That's considerably cheaper than a Hemi version of any of the cars I named above from 1967-71 would sell for. A 68-70 Charger R/T 426 Hemi is easily a $100,000 car. A 71 Hemi Cuda Convertible sold for 3.5 million a few years back. Thats Just a couple examples
Love these videos keep 'em up! Gotta preserve the history and condition of these cars somehow!!
rare beautiful model, thanks a lot for posting that beauty
Love the Coronets. I just got a 67 with a 318 and 727 that is getting a motorhome 440. I like the B body mopars over GM A body
Me too.My absolute favorite muscle cars are all B Body Mopars...a 69 1/2 Roadrunner or Super Bee A12 440 6 BBL/Six Pack...a 68 Charger R/T 440 Magnum...and a 71 Hemi Roadrunner. The 67 GTX and 67 Coronet R/T are at the top of my list too...the first true muscle car models offered by Mopar. Sure you could get a 383 or a 426 Hemi in a Belvedere/Satellite, Coronet, or Charger in 66 but the base engine for all of those cars was a Slant Six I believe. The Satellites base engine was a 273 I believe but I could be wrong on that. But the 67 GTX and Coronet R/T came with the 375 horsepower 440 as the base engine. I actually like the bare bones sleeper 66 Hemi Belvedere/ Coronet too. They looked like a taxicab or an unmarked police car but a Hemi Belvedere/Coronet was the fastest car on the street in 1966. And the little tiny 426 fender badges were the only indication of what you were about to get beaten by
You said exactly what I was thinking ... a sleeper. Nice care.
Back in the day when I used to take a nap in the back window as mom sped down the freeway....
So beautiful ! ! ! thanks.
These and the 66 426 Hemi Plymouth Belvedere/Satellite are my all time favorite muscle cars. The definition of the term SLEEPER. The only year you could get the 426 Hemi in a base model mid size Dodge/Plymouth. Starting in 67 the Hemi was only available in badged muscle cars like the Plymouth GTX, Dodge Coronet R/T, and Dodge Charger
awesome. i have always loved MoPar's.
Such a sweet drive ! Beauty! Rare with a hemi for sure
Yeah, the standard, pre-muscle car Mopars always appealed to me the most. In particular, a snot green '66 Belvedere four-door with bench seats, a Hemi, and a four-on-the-floor.
the 273 V8 was standard in the 500 model, but the 225 slant six could be ordered, the 225 slant six were rarer than hemi's. no 170 slant six's
Always like sleeper and this one sound amazing.
Now that's a real sleeper!!
Those were the days.
Sweet!
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Road trip at 8 mpg !
the background music is nice!
Great sounding car, what ever the exhaust pipes are it sounds good
The video was as quick as this hot rod is, but I'd love to own one!
I thought I saw a video Years Ago of the Coronet Tom Hoover had and the one that RULED I-696
They were very good cars know it all and your not too flashy either
Can you contrast the Coronet and the Charger?
Love these old Coronets,,,,wanted a '68 before a '69 Charger showed up one day. A kid used to terrorize our neighborhood with a car like with i believe a 383 in the late '60s. That was emough ;)
Was that a Grand Spading Dodge sticker on the bumper?
Chris McNally Yeah, I saw it too. Mr Norm lives! 😆👍
And hope you get there at 7mpg getting there 😂
grandpa car..........ill take 2 please
a wolf in sheep's clothing