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Superscott426 · 06-13-2016, 05:42 PM

The light metallic blue 1966 Hemi Coronet 440 four door, factory 4 speed, and was a dealer order shipped new to Oswald Motors in Cloquet, Minnesota. The car has never left the state, and I have owned the car for 36 years. The car was a street racer and drag raced from day one, and I have most of the history for the car, except for who the first owner was. I also have all the documentation including the fender tag, broadcast sheet, IBM punch card, letter from Chrysler Historical Society, and Galen Govier decoding of the broadcast sheet.

As far as any Hemi Wagons built, I have my doubts. It may have been an option for a 1966 Coronet wagon, and noted in the NHRA classifications guides, but did Chrysler build one - doubtful. Gary Ostrich was a personal friend of mine, and he had told me his wagon was originally a 318, and the same goes for Lee Smiths Wagon. So if a Hemi Wagon was built.......................Like the 4 doors, it would be quite rare.

06-13-2016, 05:42 PM	#22
Superscott426 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2016 Posts: 1 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 67 4 dr hemi belvedere The light metallic blue 1966 Hemi Coronet 440 four door, factory 4 speed, and was a dealer order shipped new to Oswald Motors in Cloquet, Minnesota. The car has never left the state, and I have owned the car for 36 years. The car was a street racer and drag raced from day one, and I have most of the history for the car, except for who the first owner was. I also have all the documentation including the fender tag, broadcast sheet, IBM punch card, letter from Chrysler Historical Society, and Galen Govier decoding of the broadcast sheet. As far as any Hemi Wagons built, I have my doubts. It may have been an option for a 1966 Coronet wagon, and noted in the NHRA classifications guides, but did Chrysler build one - doubtful. Gary Ostrich was a personal friend of mine, and he had told me his wagon was originally a 318, and the same goes for Lee Smiths Wagon. So if a Hemi Wagon was built.......................Like the 4 doors, it would be quite rare.