Revealing a hidden gem, a particular 1966 Dodge Coronet defies expectations. While its exterior might not scream high performance, this car boasts a unique claim to fame under the hood.
The exact reason behind Chrysler’s decision to equip this 1966 Dodge with a discontinued engine remains shrouded in mystery.
One theory hints at a strategic move for NASCAR, potentially showcasing a compliant 426 cubic-inch powerplant to adhere to racing regulations.
A true diamond in the rough, a 1966 Dodge Coronet emerged from storage in 2012, primed for a painstaking restoration that would bring it back to its former brilliance.
This particular Coronet boasts a remarkable rarityba specially-ordered 426 Wedge engine, a hidden gem even amongst muscle car aficionados.
Despite numerous owners and alterations over the years, the car’s exceptional condition practically rust-free despite its racing history and lengthy storage makes a factory-accurate restoration a viable possibility.
