1965 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE CONVERTIBLE

This Plymouth Satellite convertible has been decoded by Mopar expert Galen Govier. This car came off Plymouths Lynch Road Assembly Plant on March 3 1965 and today it showcases a gorgeous rotisserie restoration. The 426ci V8 Marine Application engine conservatively rated at 365hp features a 4-barrel carburetor 10.3:1 compression factory chrome dress-up parts dual exhaust and good bottom-end components resulting in excellent street manners. It comes equipped with a floor-shifted A727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission and a highway-friendly 3.23:1 Sure Grip rear end. The exterior is covered in factory Ruby Metallic Red with a contrasting white convertible top. Special touches include the centered 426 hood emblem wheel-opening trim and chrome rocker-panel moldings. Inside the black interior hosts premium-grade bucket seats a sport center console AM Transaudio radio and power top and push-button controls. This exceptionally well-optioned car also features bias-ply white-stripe tires spinner-design hubcaps chrome air cleaner and valve covers and backup lights.

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