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1966 Plymouth

Belvedere II Hemi

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Stock # JB4123
Engine Size 426ci V8
Transmission Type Torque-flite Automatic
Mileage 73,061
VIN RH23H61244123
Exterior Color Dark Red Metallic
Interior Color Red Vinyl and Cloth
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1966 Plymouth

Belvedere II Hemi

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Stock # JB4123
Engine Size 426ci V8
Transmission Type Torque-flite Automatic
Mileage 73,061
VIN RH23H61244123
Exterior Color Dark Red Metallic
Interior Color Red Vinyl and Cloth
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Message Us
Print Window Sticker

Highlights

  • This beautiful example was among the Chrysler Performance models that received this firstyear powerplant
  • Finished in gorgeous Dark Red Metallic over the Red Vinyl and Cloth Interior
  • Powered the the original Drivetrain
  • Torqueflite Automatic Transmission
  • Original Fender Tag still in place
  • This “Flying Brick” is a wonderful example!
  • VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): RH23H61244123
  • Previously Part of the Harold Messner Collection
  • Split Bench, Column Shift, Date Coded Seat Belts, Push Button Radio
  • Numbers Matching 426ci/425HP A102Code Hemi Engine with 2x4 inline Carburetors
  • Well Documented History, CertiCard, Broadcast Sheet and IBM Card
  • Upgraded Coker Wheels and Redline Radial Tires, Sold also with original Painted Steel Wheels and Dog Dish Hubcaps
  • This Hemi Belvedere II starts, runs and drives beautifully, don't miss this one!

Description

The new redesigned 1966 Belvedere II strode in the American Muscle car segment with the option list including the all new 426ci Hemi Powerplant!

Specs

Basic

Year
1966
Make
Plymouth
Model
Belvedere II
Sub Model
Hemi
Miles
73,061
Vin
RH23H61244123
Stock
JB4123

Engine

Engine Size
426ci V8
Transmission Type
Torque-flite Automatic

Body

Body Color
Dark Red Metallic
Body Style
Coupe

Interior

Interior Color
Red Vinyl and Cloth

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