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You are bidding on a 1966 Dodge Charger, VIN # XP29G61227022, 1 of 9519 built. This is an all original California car. The car was moved to New York state eight years ago, but never registered or put on the road. The car has 110,000 miles, with a engine/transmission/body restoration 1000 miles ago.

Engine is 383 ci, 325 hp, casting # 2468130-5, ID boss # B383 2 9 2, built on Feb 9^th, 1966, 2^nd motor that day, wedge heads, 10:1 compression ratio, casting # left 2406516-5, right 240516-B, intake valve 2.08 inch, original exhaust 1.60 inch, upgraded to 1.74 inch (440 ci valve), stock cam replaced with Elgin #E943P .443”/.465”, 280/290 degree, 214/224 degree @ .050” lift, 112 degree LSA, Carter 4 barrel carburetor 4133S, first rebuild, cylinders honed with head torque plate to 0.30” over, engine balanced, timing chain upgraded to double roller

Transmission is Torqueflite 727, 3 speed automatic, rebuilt, casting # 2466900 & 2466901

Body is “B” body, premium class, 2 door sports hardtop, assembly plant: Lynch Road MI, scheduled production date March 4^th, 1966. Original paint was monotone pale yellow. Car has been repainted in the factory metallic silver for that year. Body is in excellent condition with no rust anywhere.

Interior is premium trim grade, black vinyl bucket seats, air conditioning with heater, radio: AM Music Master / economy 2 watt, power windows.

Miscellaneous new parts: engine/front lamp wiring harness, washer reservoir, fuel pump, water pump, starter, alternator, fan clutch, P/S pump, battery, A/C condenser, high pressure lines, radiator hoses, plugs, wires, fuel tank/lines/elbows, tires, shocks, window/door seals, carpet kit, trunk mat, trunk medallion, and much, much more.

Miscellaneous rebuilt parts: heater core (using modern components), front suspension, instrument panel (re-chromed face & instruments rebuilt), re-chromed rear bumper

The interior needs to be re-assembled. Work was held up because I could not find the four-gang power window switch. Rebuilt switches are now available online. The front seats need to be re-upholstered. Carpet, console, seats, door panels, and dash need final assembly.

Power windows and rotating headlights work good, A/C blows at 46 degrees. Everything is original, except for a period correct (March 67) aftermarket devise that causes the rear directional and stop lights to operate sequentially (like a 68 Cougar), which is very cool. Send questions first.

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