1966 Dodge Coronet Super Stock

Make

Dodge

Model

Coronet Super Stock

Year

1966

Listed price

$79,900

Location

Plainfield, Indiana

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

1,609 miles

The mid-1960s were the golden age of American drag racing, and Dodge was at the forefront of the factory wars with its "Ramchargers" program. In 1966, the Coronet became a potent weapon, especially in Super Stock trim. While the street-legal Coronet R/T was already a formidable muscle car, the Super Stock models were purpose-built for the strip. These cars often featured lightweight components, stripped interiors, and, most importantly, the legendary 426 Hemi engine, detuned slightly from its NASCAR brethren but still delivering immense power. Only a limited number of these factory drag cars were produced, making them highly coveted pieces of Mopar history and foundational to Dodge's performance legacy. This particular 1966 Dodge Coronet Super Stock embodies that fierce spirit, presenting as a dedicated drag machine. Under the hood lies not the original 426, but a monstrous 572ci Hemi V8, a significant upgrade designed for maximum quarter-mile dominance. Paired with an automatic transmission, this coupe is built to launch hard and run straight. Showing a mere 1,609 miles, this Coronet has clearly led a life focused on performance, retaining the raw, no-nonsense character of its Super Stock heritage. For the enthusiast seeking a turn-key drag car with serious Mopar muscle, this Coronet is ready to dominate.