1965 Dodge Coronet 426 4sp

[31ctg]

Looks like a clean car. Too bad they want 50K.

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/cto/5970646390.html

[Racer Brown]

Grille doesn't look right.

[Mopars & Missiles]

Agree, Racer. Definitely not a '65 Coronet grille, unless there was a Canadian version that I've not seen before?

[Mopars & Missiles]

Looking at the tailpanel too. Seems like the taillights are different as well? Since this is in Canada, was there a Canadian version of the Coronet built that would explain these differences? Really curious.

OK, looks like the tailpanel and taillights are probably correct for a Coronet 500 model. Just hard to tell from the photos. Still can't figure the grill though.

[ws27]

Is it me or does the grill look like a 66-67 Charger?

[67r/t4speeder]

That's got to be the one for sale on ebay forever

[67440Dodge]

Is it me or does the grill look like a 66-67 Charger?

If you look close you can see there's no gap for the headlight buckets...

I've seen that car someplace else, think it might be a Mexican one?

[31ctg]

For whatever it is worth, parked next to me at a car show here in Vancouver (Langley actually) was a convertible with a similar street wedge engine as the car for sale in the CL link. Nice picture of what the fellow was saying is a stock interior (first owner). This is not a Coronet, hard to remember but I think it was a sport fury or satallite (can just make out something on the inside door badge starting with an "s"). Anyways, the guy was fairly proud of his street wedge engine. Myself, I do not know too much about that engine.

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Cheers,

[Racer Brown]

426 Street Wedge, 365 HP, Chrome air cleaner and valve covers from the factory, they ran pretty good!

[65rbdodge]

That is a 440 model rear finish panel with 500 model tail lights. The grill is unlike any I have seen on a 65. In the pic where the car is in the garage you can clearly see the headlight bezels don't fit in the fenders quite right