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Anyone have a pic of a convertable hemi race car? Don't remember seeing a 65?
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Tommy D,
Mopar did not produce a 65' Race Hemi in a convertible. The 426-S (Street Wedge) was available in the Satellite (convertible) or the Belvedere II (convertible). Last edited by Paul Ceasrine; 04-14-2012 at 11:36 PM. |
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I do remember they were a bit heavier than the 64' Belvedere and Coronet Models.
Both the 1965 Plymouth Satellite and Dodge Coronet 500 with the 426/365 HP 'Street Wedge' were around #3570 lbs. {Shipping Weight}. They came in with a Weight Factor of 9.79 Wt/Hp. NHRA Stock Class........NHRA Super/Stock Class 1965 ........ B/S 1966 ........ C/S 1967 .........B/S ................ SS/E 1968 ........ D/S ................ SS/F 1969 ........ E/S ................ SS/I 1970 ........ F/S ................ SS/H 1971 ........ F/S ................ SS/H 1972 ........ A/S ................ SS/H 1973 ........ D/S ................ SS/H Last edited by Paul Ceasrine; 11-15-2014 at 11:35 AM. |
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This one looks like a '65 or '66 Fury station wagon...440 powered.
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1965 Plymouth Satellite
426-S 'Hardtop Coupe' 426/365 HP Automatic, w/3.55 Sure-Grip Posi Gear Car Craft Magazine,,,,,,,,,,,Performance Test in December 1964 15.29 @ 89 MPH 'We are disappointed with the 1/4 Mile performance of this car. It was sluggish off the line, and the Torque-Flite automatic transmission did not respond well to manual-shifting of the floor shifter control.' 'Though the cubic inches are there, the engine did not respond well performance-wise. We were expecting a car with a hard-kick powerful engine, but what we have is nothing more than a bored out 383.' Last edited by Paul Ceasrine; 04-15-2012 at 06:06 PM. |
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1965 Plymouth Satellite
426-S Street-Wedge 426/365 HP 470 Ft./Lbs. of Torque @ 4800 RPM's Car Life Magazine 1965 Tested Car, Automatic Transmission, w/3.55 Sure-Grip Posi Performance; 15.40 @ 89 MPH 1965 Plymouth Satellite Hardtop Coupe...............................2612 426-S Engine....................................344 Automatic Transmission..................211 Sure-Grip Posi....................................39 3.55 Gear-ratio....................................45 AM Radio............................................. 45 Rear seat speaker w/reverberator.....36 Console Tachometer...........................50 Tinted Glass (Windshield)...................22 Padded Instrument Panel....................19 Deluxe Steering Wheel........................11 Car Cost as Tested........................$3431 Last edited by Paul Ceasrine; 04-17-2012 at 08:50 AM. |
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