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I've owned my 1966 Coronet 500 since 1989, so it's gone through many changes over the years.

Richard

1989





1990, the changes begin





1991, after body work, paint, a new interior and a new 1969 hp 440 and full manual automatic transmission







1997, in race trim with the Weld Draglite wheels and race tires in place






Current pictures



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66 440
A couple pics with dog dish hub caps,
And a couple with the Cragars up front giving it that old school Super Stock look.

A couple fall 2014 pics

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Convertible pics !!!!!! YES...... :-)
and with Electric windows and option steering Wheel - NICE
can I spot a Clock also??

What times do you get on your racer?

I have still no luck in finding a Clock...:-(


//Anders

Yes, it does have a clock. This car was highly optioned, it also has power brakes & steering, 3.23 sure-grip, bumper guards, seat belt retractors, tinted glass, light package & it's 383 4-bbl powered - 1 of 134 built. Optional blue top too. The race car has gone a best of 10.53 @ 126 mph. I see NOS clocks on ebay from time to time.

That has to be the most highly optioned Coronet 440 ever.
Remote mirror, and a park brake light.
Did that car come with the grill blacked out? (like a Coronet 500)

And the racecar is bad ass too

It has the 440 grille, I believe the park brake warning light was part of the light package which included a trunk light and glove box light. It also has a day/night rear view mirror.

Here is my vert