So to answer the title of the thread, what do they sell for? Back in the 90s they brought some big $$$. Haven't seen one traded for some time.

I believe the blue Dodge is in MN.

As far as production numbers...if Chrysler would let someone go through the production numbers for the '66-67 cars Darrell Davis style, you guys would be shocked. I know of a few more four-door '66 Hemi Coronets that are not on this list, and have the word of two different Dodge dealers who saw them first hand in 1966 to verify their existence. One was an instant engine donor for sure (NE Ohio).

Value? The red car went through B-J in 2007 at $660k. A 4-speed '66 500 went for $93k at the same auction. I think a prime example of a four door would struggle to pull half of what the red car did in '07. As stated before, it takes a special person to own one. It's hard to gauge interest or value, as they're not often on the market. Personally, I like them, but I also have a '66 Hemi Coronet Sedan. A taxi-cab minus two doors...

No one knows Now! everything evolves. what difference is if 10 or 100 were made. whats left. what matters, and how bad does someone want one.
if everyone like them so much,then you can make one. folks are concerned with resale value. who knows where market is going?
its a cool car because there are few. Not big on looks. 2 many doors.

The green 1966 Plymouth was ordered new by my father and stolen in 1980. It was always in NJ. More details can be found in the Moparts Archives: there is a thread on Hemi 4 door cars there which go into greater depth regarding many of the cars noted in this thread thus far.

The Garlits museum car is a clone, I thought. If so, then the white 1966 Dodge I make reference to is out there somewhere. In the late 1980s/early 1990s it was in the same town/general area the red Floyd Cline car was.

The blue Dodge I make reference to is not in MN. Not saying that there is not one in MN, just saying this is not the one I know of.

I can't find that thread anywhere. How old is it? Maybe I missed it when looking through the archives.

Qu

All the photos were lost when the servers were changed for this site, but the thread is below:

https://board.moparts.org/ubbthread...lymouth-4-door-hemi-cars.html#Post582925

Window sticker for the Floyd Cline car (the red 1966 Dodge):

Glove box door plaque on the Floyd Cline car:

VIN of the white 1966 Dodge. If this is the VIN of the car in Don's museum then it's not a clone:

Here is the story on the Bronze four door. It was way back in the late 70s.and we put on a Mopar only car show in Toronto. Len Weiler shows up with the Hemi Four Door and his wife drives in with the Super Bird. Day was going ok till about noon and it started to rain. The show moved to an under ground garage and cars were driving in and Lens wife drives the Bird in with no problem wing and all. Well Len comes in with the Four Door and rubs a Cement Pillar and takes the chrome off and some paint on the back end. We were all saying how can he do that but his wife can manage to make it in without hitting anything in a Super Bird. Not sure if there was any Major quarter damage but the trim came off and was on the ground. Back in those days I would take the A12 Runner to shows and the fun mostly was after the show going to the Hot Car spots in Toronto I would frequent on the most weekends to drag race on the street.

Mike if you still have that hood scoop, take a picture of it and post that would bring back a lot of memories. I got a picture of the scoop on the Four Door some place from the 70s but likely could never find it. If I had known Tony D. was going to sell the four door I would of made him an offer on the four door at this time. I wanted another Hemi Car and have a soft spot for 1966 shoe boxes. I have never got a Hemi Shoe Box, Hemi E Bodies seem to get in the way and all my A12 are gone now also.

One other thing I just thought of. I was told by a Salesman years ago that worked at Davidson Chrysler on Kingston Rd., in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada that they had a 1966 Hemi Four Door on the lot and it was Bronze, Brown. Do not know it this is the same car that Mike owns now. I was more interested in other cars sold from the Dealership then like the 68 Super Stock Cars.

Here is a picture of Mike's Bronze car, with the hood scoop:

A few pictures of the Floyd Cline car:

Another picture of the 1967 Plymouth in Finland:

Another picture of the 1966 Plymouth, from 1979:

And inside the garage was a 440-6 Yellow Super Bird owned by Tony D.

It was close to 30 years ago when I saw it there and I recall some blurb about it being an FBI pursuit car. I thought it was some brownish colour tho.

Kevin

Dan, I introduced you to him several years ago at MCACN. I was hoping you'd remember. He's owned it for quite some time. Also used to own something like Buddy Martin's Barracuda, which was like a Gran Coupe customized with 'Cuda stuff or ???? I think that one was red.

Wish I remembered more details.

the red Coronet was at MCACN in 2014 (50th anniversary of the HEMI display)