so 10 years ago I found a 66 Hemi car in western NJ. The ad for the car read as this: 66 Plymouth, 16000 miles, auto, odd engines must go asking 16k. So I drove out to western NJ up this winding road to a small barn. I met the seller and he opened the door to the barn. In side was this 66 Plymouth in this nasty orange paint riding on crager s/s wheels and M&H cheaters slicks in the rear. At first I thought it was a 361 engine until I looked under the hood, they she laid a hemi. The owner fired up the beast and you could tell this hemi was slightly work. As the car was running I checked the vin and other areas to see if this was in fact a real hemi car. Everything check out, this was the real deal. Deal was made and the car became mine. I drove the car for the first year, just to have fun. The next year we started all the work. The goal was to restore the car back to how is was, and of course the correct GG4 green . Well the body was rest free and in great shape. I had many set back restoring this car but with the help of my family and friends we finished the car up

Here are some pics of before, during and today.

pic

pic 3

pic 4

pic 5

Beautiful car! We need more finished photos!
Scott

thanks

Sharp!!!

That last shot reminds me of my old car, 67 Hemi 4 speed RH23J7 BelvedereII, yours looks like a nice car!

Thats a nice find!!..and an awesome ride as well.

Must have been common to do that to Hemi cars back in the day.
Here is a co-worker's 66 Hemi Belvedere.
It has 9000 original miles on it.
It has been sitting since 1977.
Original engine, transmission, and paint car.

mine was raced since new, it was a factory 4spd car and @ 69 the car was racing someone and smacked up the pass 1/4. During that time it was painted orange switched to a auto and the hemi was stroked out.

more pics

another

more

Beautiful!
Even 10 years ago, that was a heck of a find.
Glad to see it's been restored, and I like the non-stock touches.

Sweet ride !

first thing that comes to my mind seeing your 66 Hemi - the same thing that was on Samuel L. Jackson/Jules' wallet in Pulp Fiction - gorgeous car

VERY, VERY NICE !