My new '67 Coronet 500
07-22-2013, 01:01 AM
#1
My new '67 Coronet 500
HI all,
I am new on here. So thought I would kick things off with my new Coronet.
This car is 95% original. Factory 383 4 barrel, 727, 8 3/4 rear (3.23:1), factory POWER windows all around. I think the power window option is pretty rare, at least I have not seen another one yet. Car originally had a vinyl roof, but last owner changed it to body color. It has only ever had the outer panels resprayed, everything else is original paint!
I am new on here. So thought I would kick things off with my new Coronet.
This car is 95% original. Factory 383 4 barrel, 727, 8 3/4 rear (3.23:1), factory POWER windows all around. I think the power window option is pretty rare, at least I have not seen another one yet. Car originally had a vinyl roof, but last owner changed it to body color. It has only ever had the outer panels resprayed, everything else is original paint!
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10-09-2013, 07:28 PM
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I had the same exact car about 7 years ago, mine was butter nut yellow with 63000 miles. with power windows as well.
I love your color combo its real unique. The seats are really nice and the floor boards you can have dinner on!!!
two things I will tell you is make sure you split the fire wall harness to check for any melting. I should have done that with mine. The power windows really draw A LOT of current.
2nd make sure you clean and grease those window tracks and remove any grime, if the windows ever bind like mine did your harness will surely melt.
I love your color combo its real unique. The seats are really nice and the floor boards you can have dinner on!!!
two things I will tell you is make sure you split the fire wall harness to check for any melting. I should have done that with mine. The power windows really draw A LOT of current.
2nd make sure you clean and grease those window tracks and remove any grime, if the windows ever bind like mine did your harness will surely melt.
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10-16-2013, 09:48 AM
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You guys are probably sick of seeing my car..But..I got some awesome shots this evening!
So grin and bear it..The rest of them are on my Flickr.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1991379...7634666472876/
So grin and bear it..The rest of them are on my Flickr.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1991379...7634666472876/
10-16-2013, 01:18 PM
#15
It's turbine Bronze its the factory color it was built with, the sunset and Lightroom makes the paint change..It is:
M - Bronze Metallic
Lucite® Code - 4761LH
Dulux® Code - 181-98406H
I must admit though, this color does have some interesting qualities at different times of the day or night.
M - Bronze Metallic
Lucite® Code - 4761LH
Dulux® Code - 181-98406H
I must admit though, this color does have some interesting qualities at different times of the day or night.
10-16-2013, 05:19 PM
#16
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Beautiful car. Those photo's are magazine quality if you ask me. But nobody is asking me and it wouldn't matter if they did. That is one stunning car, makes me drool.
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