Pro Touring Mopar, Fresh 440 Engine, 727 Automatic Trans, Factory A/c, Very Nice on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Arkansas, United States
Body Type:Hardtop
Engine:fresh 440 engine
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Used
Year: 1966
Interior Color: Tan
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Satellite
Trim: Belvedere II
Drive Type: RWD
Options: AM/FM Sirius Satellite Radio & remote, 17" wheels, Trick 2.5 exhaust cutouts with remote
Mileage: 500
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Sub Model: Belvedere II hardtop
Exterior Color: Bronze
Selling my attention-getting 1966 Plymouth Satellite Belvedere II. This is a pro-touring car proven very dependable and comfortable on long drives like Power Tour and NSRA street rod events in Springfield, MO. with no problems at all. Plenty of power is on tap with a fresh 440 engine up front! The power steering is very light and predictable, upgrade to disc brakes in front enable you to stop almost on a dime! Factory bench seat is very comfortable, 727 automatic transmission with mild shift kit is very precise. The new Classic Air components and Sanden compressor provide cool A/C. Being a touring car the gearing in back is around 2:84 for highway use not stop light to stop light. A quick summary follows: -- Fresh 440 CI/ 385+ HP V-8 engine -- Built 727 automatic transmission with mild shift kit -- Complete body-on restoration -- Beautiful Metallic Bronze paint -- Factory air conditioning -- Rebuilt 440 engine with steel crank -- Flat top pistons, ported heads -- Stage 2 cam -- Performer intake and carb, Headman headers -- Mallory distributor and MSD ignition -- Sharp 17" tires on chrome Billet wheels -- New headliner and carpet -- AM/FM/XM satellite radio with remote -- New Classic Air components and Sanden compressor
I am sure that there are other upgrades that were performed but not included in this description. I have a receipt folder and building photos that document the work history that has gone into this beautiful car. I have enjoyed driving this sharp Plymouth big block pro-touring car for the last couple of years but as a car enthusiast I am always looking for something different so sadly this one has to go. Willing to consider another pro-touring , early C1 or C2 vette, 61 Impala, 55 Chevy or 56 Ford Vicky as partial trade. Let me know what you have of interest. No projects please, I have a few of those already! Also; I am very confident that you will like this 66' Plymouth that the winning bidders deposit will be refunded (in person/on site) if your not satisfied during your pickup/personal inspection of my vehicle is as described above. That is how much confidence I have in my personal vehicle! You will not see that type of refund offered on any other vehicles offered on E-bay! As they say: Bid with confidence! Bob M. (501) 988-0279.
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