1965 Dodge Coronet on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
1965 Dodge Coronet 528 Hemi with Hilborn long stack injectionFactory A/FX Replica 1965 Dodge Coronet 440 started life as a six cylinder car and was converted to a very correct A990 replica. About 4 years ago it was updated to a factory A/FX replica. The Coronet is powered by a 528 Hemi with Hilborn long stack injection with a FAST EZ controller. Keeping with the old school 65 look the car was given a A100 Dodge van drop axle using all factory parts and strange SS shocks as was done back in the day. The motor has stage V chrome valve covers, TTI ceramic coated headers, and a 727 Torqueflight automatic transmission. The power coated Dana 60 has 3:54 gears with Tri city leaf springs and drum brakes in the back and Disc brakes up front. The15x4 and 15x10 powder coated torq thrush wheels and M/T 315x50x15 tires are held on with long studs. The Gary Ball Champagne interior was installed by Danny Romo of Irwindale, Cal. With A100 dodge van seats and rear seat delete.
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