1966 plymouth belvedere 12,600 miles

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Where do I start? This is the 5th time in the last 25 or so years I've had this very righteous, honest Hemicar. It has 12,600 actual miles. The first time, I got it from the original owner who used it in the St. Louis area for some weekend drag racing, he hated to sell it but it was time, I'm sure it brought tears to his eyes.At the time, it had one repaint that was very poorly done, we stripped the exterior to bare metal, gave it a great 2 stage paint job, we restored every inch of brightwork throughout the car, found a new rubber floormat as the original had been replaced with a carpet & did a few other things to freshen it up. I found a new home for it, got it back in trade a couple years later, sold it again, bought it back about 2010 & sold it to a very fussy owner in the Wichita area that proceeded to drop the front & rear suspensions and pull the engine & trans.. He put the car on a rotisserie, stripped the bottom to bare metal for new paint, rebuilt & detailed the suspensions and rebuilt & re detailed the engine. I'm sure you know that pre '68 Mopars do not have the vin stamped anywhere on the drivetrain. This is the same engine & tranny that were in it when I bought it from the original owner, all the date stampings & part numbers on the engine & tranny are correct for the car. The distributor, carbs, exhaust manifolds, radiator etc. are correct numbers & dates. It does retain the original fender tag, "SO" numbers on the body, a Galen decoding & a copy of the original IBM card from the Chrysler archives. It runs like a top, has about a 2,800 RPM stall, it includes the ET rims & Coker "Pie Crust" tires plus it includes the original rims, restored dogdish hubcaps & blue streak tires. Asking $97,500.Thanks! Paul Christophersen 402-202-2263+35$97,500·LINCOLN, NE1966 Belvedere 1 426 HEMI 12,600 milesMark Out of StockAll reactions:142George Hedden, Dale Scott Dowseand140 others

On Apr-04-24 at 05:39:38 PDT, seller added the following information:

The very rare AA1 Buffed Metallic Silver was the only color that was an extra cost as it was buffed before leaving the factory.