RE: Coronets in '64

[Kevin Merkley <krmerkley@xxxxxxxxx>]

My guess is that the person restoring the 63 wagon, got a pair of door 
panel tags from a 65 and thought they would look good on the 63.

Using the Coronet name also simplifies the ident of the car.  Using 440 
as a model name confuses most folks who assume that the engine is a 440 
(whether it is a leaning engine or not).

I've had a lot of people (especially teenagers) look at my poly engine 
and point to the wide block and tell their friends "look at the 440".

K.

Gary H. wrote:
> 
> Correct. The Coronet name was re-introduced in 1965.
> 
> Gary H. 
>   
> > Rich Kinsley  '64 Polara 4 dr 318poly w/goodies
> >  
> > A guy was telling me about a '64 Coronet his friend used to have. I 
> > don't believe there were Coronets in '64? They were 330,440, Polara and 
> > Polara 500. Right?



Kevin R. Merkley
Thunder Bay, Ontario
64 Dodge 440 2dr HT (Cdn)


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