1966 Plymouth Satellite, 318 Poly Engine, Gold With Citroen Green Interior on 2040-cars
Thomasville, North Carolina, United States
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UP FOR YOUR BIDS IS A 1966 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE. THIS IS NOT A NUMBERS MATCHING CAR. IT HAS A 318 POLY ENGINE WHICH IS AN ENGINE DESIGNED SIMILAR TO THE HEMI ENGINE. THE 1966 SATELLITE WAS THE TOP OF THE LINE MODEL IN PLYMOUTHS MID-SIZE B PLATFORM CARS AND CAME STANDARD WITH BUCKET SEATS AND AN AUTOMATIC IN THE FLOOR. IT WAS ALSO THE PREDECESSOR TO THE GTX. IT HAS POWER STEERING, 4 BBL CARB, DUAL EXHAUST THIS CAR NEEDS LITTLE TO BE A DRIVER QUALITY HEAD TURNER. HAS HAD TAIL LIGHTS REPLACED RECENTLY, NEW BRAKE LINES, NEW DOOR HINGE PINS AND BUSHINGS, NEW HOOD POST SUPPORTS, BRAKES BLED. CAR HAS THE CHRYSLER 318 HOOD ORNAMENT, THE CHROME CHRYSLER GAS CAP (EXPENSIVE), AND I HAVE THE ORIGINAL TRIM MOULDING NEEDS A NEW REAR DIFFERENTIAL SEAL, COULD USE A PAINT JOB, NOT BAD ON RUST (JUST POPPING A FEW SPOTS) CARPET IS A LITTLE LOOSE BUT APPEARS TO BE OK. MAJORITY OF LIGHTS AND GAUGES WORK AS WELL AS THE AM/FM RADIO. I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THE CASSETE PLAYER. FLOORS AND TRUNK ARE SOLID BUT HAVE HAD SMALL PATCHES. GAS TANK AND STRAP HAVE BEEN REPLACED IN THE PAST AND THE TANK IS FULL OF PREMIUM GASOLINE. THE SATELLITE HAS MAGNUM WHEELS WITH CYCLONE RADIAL GT P225/70 R14 TIRES GOOD RESTORATION CANDIDATE, GTX CLONE, OR INVESTMENT VIEW THE PHOTOS, ASK ALL QUESTIONS, AND BID WITH CONFIDENCE $500.00 DEPOSIT REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY UPON AUCTION CLOSE, REMAINDER OF PAYMENT MUST BE MADE IN 7 DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICK UP OR SHIPPING. PAYMENT MUST CLEAR BEFORE RELEASE OF VEHICLE |
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