1966 Plymouth Belvedere Bronze Metallic

A lightly equipped coupe with a big-block engine transplant, this 1966 exudes mid-Sixties Mopar muscle. The original 383 V8 was replaced with a 440 r Commando and there’s a four-speed to go with the big-block. Despite the heart transplant, the rest of the car is said by the seller to be mostly as it came from the factory, from the gold cloth interior to the respray of the original ze llic exterior color. “The car has no history of accidents, has no rust, and no known problems,” says the seller. 

• This sparsely equipped car has manual steering and brakes, a bench seat, and no radio.
• The replacement 440 r Commando engine was factory rated at 375 horsepower.
• There are no reported operational issues or leaks with it or the four-speed manual transmission.
• Photos show a custom dual-exhaust system.
• ing to the seller, the repainted exterior matches the car’s original ze llic color.
• The seller says the paint is in very good shape, with no scratches or body damage.
• All the exterior trim, glass, and seals appear to be in very good condition.
• The gold-trimmed interior is also in stock condition, with almost no apparent wear.
• All the upholstery and interior trim elements appear in very good condition.
• The car rolls on BF tires mounted on stock steel wheels with hub caps.
• all, the chassis and suspension elements appear very clean and lightly used.

• Nothing additional is included.

• There are no needs, according to the seller.

• This has been restored and its original 383 V8 was swapped for a 440.
• Minimal amenities enhance the pure muscle car aesthetic.
• It’s an original four-speed car and the powertrain is said to be in very good condition.
• The original ze llic exterior color was resprayed during the car’s restoration.
• The gold cloth interior also shows very well, with little apparent wear in the upholstery.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on the proper British , da document in his name for transfer of ownership. In true muscle car spirit, this 1966 is light on performance-diminishing amenities such as power brakes, power steering, or even a radio, while its 440 r Commando engine transplant looks factory-installed. “The car is in exceptional condition,” says the seller.