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Belvedere 426 Sport Satellite R/t 440 Big Block Hot Rod Fury on 2040-cars

US $15,500.00
Year:1967 Mileage:9283
Location:

Fort Payne, Alabama, United States

Fort Payne, Alabama, United States

1967 GTX  NUMBER MATCHING 440/375hp, NEEDS RESTORING! Original White On White And Red On White Interior.Rust Free Arizona Car, Now Registered In The State Of Alabama.I Bought This Car About 11Years Ago And Its Been In The Back Of My Garage Every Since, I Was Told The Engine Was Rebuilt, I Don't Know This For A Fact!! Inside The Valve Clover It Looks Great And Shows Signs Of A Rebuild,But I Would Still Pull It Apart And See For Myself. Its Not Completely Install It Wouldn't Be A lot Of Trouble To Pull It Now!..This Would Make A Very Unique And Beautiful Car With The Red Carpet & Red Headliner &The Highly Options It Came With..Tires Are New I Had Them In Dry Storage And Shows No Signs Of Dry Rot...Things I Don't Have, No Front Bumper Or Radiator.And Right Quarter Glass Is Missing. What You See In Photos Is All I Have.
This Is A VERY
STRAIGHT & SOILED Car With Its # Matching 440
Engine Casting Date 7/5/66
Engine Build Date 10/18/66
Car Build Date 11/8/66
Engine Has The Correct One Year Only 915 Closed Chamber Heads Date Code 8/29/66.
Has The Correct Carb 4327s

                                                      NO BROAD CAST SHEET!
                           
                                               This Car Is Loaded Up With Options.

                                                      FENDER TAG DECODE
Car line PLYMOUTH Belvedere/Satellite
Price class Special
Body type 2 door hardtop
Production date November 08, 1966
Shipping order 02040
Engine 440 4bbl HP 8cyl 375hp dual exhst RB [378/383]
Transmission Transmission-Torqueflite automatic [395]
Tires 7.75x14 white 2-4 steel (x5) [434/443]
Axle Axle-3.23:1 [404]
Sure grip Axle-3.31:1 (9.25 only) [403]
Trim Grade Premium [32P]
Seat type Bucket vinyl [336]
Trim color White and red [34V]
Paint 1 White [27W]
Paint 2 White [28W]
Paint scheme Mono tone paint [291]
Upper door frame paint Dark red
Power items                                        Power Brakes Power windows [458]
Radio Radio-AM Music Master/economy 2 W [421]
Heater Air conditioning w/ heater [411]
Glass Glass-tinted all windows [521]
Mouldings Moulding-body sill-narrow [544]

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