1966 Plymouth Belvedere Belvedere II

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The 1966 Plymouth Belvedere has undergone modifications to the drivetrain, making it a reliable choice for car shows. With a sleek grey color, clean title, and low mileage of only 2300, this vehicle is sure to turn heads and provide a smooth driving experience for its owner. Whether cruising down the road or showcasing at a car show, this updated 1966 Plymouth Belvedere is a standout choice for any enthusiast.

Vehicle Details

This car is essentially new. The 426(Summit crate engine) has an Eagle crank with Scat H beam rods,and 10.5/1 JE pistons, also new solid lifter cam with Edelbrock aluminum heads. It has less than 500 miles on it. It has a Mopar 23 spline 4 speed that was gone through with no expense spared. A new Centerforce clutch along with turning the flywheel.In the rear is an Auburn gear limited slip unit with brand new Doctor Diff axles.

There is also a new QA1 tubular front end with hemi torsion bars. Mopar disc brakes in front and new drum brakes in the back.

All the gauges work as well as the lights. The only thing that doesn’t work is the AM radio. You are going to want to listen the beautiful sound of the engine anyway. ( Or at least I do lol).

All the bright is pretty much flawless and beautiful. I’ve had lots of people comment on it and the car in general. It’s a head turner without a doubt.

There is also a professional appraisal done last season at 72.5K My reserve is set considerably lower then that. Shoot me an offer, the worst I can say is no.. It’s time for it to have a new home.

New York has no title until 1973 so I do have the registration in my name and the car will be sold as is with a bill of sale and the registration .