Dodge Coronet 440 Hemi 4 Door specs

Ma Mopar made us a lot of sleepers back in the day. Coronets, Belvederes, Fury's like my 64 Sport Fury 426 Wedge ol' Mopar made so many for us and why so many refuse to except GTO as the first Muscle car because it really wasnt. Those GTO/Corvette owners never new the little granny car in the next lane was fixing to embarrass him severely right in front of his girlfriend. Lord we had a blast in the old mopar sleepers. Some had high rise intakes you never knew were there. Chryslers long ram intakes were so cool, instead of going up like others Mopars went sideways so unless one raises the hood you dont see its a real hotrod. Very smart!
Mopar engine designers were the most innovative of all car corps. No one else thought to slant a 6 cylinder to allow for a longer stroke with no hood bulge/scoop.
Full blown drag race cars from weekend track stars in the Super Bee/Roadrunner to All out comp drag kings of the Hemi Dart/Baracuda, simply the most amazing times. I do miss my old Mopars. My last one was my 69 Super Bee (Hemi) I drove daily from 1969-2012.
Thanks for the memories!

It's fast, it's powerful, and most hilariously of all, it looks like a car my great grandmother would have driven to church.

We had an automatic 1971 Doge Coronet 440, it was a totally stealth supercar, like Chevy Impala SS! This unassuming sedan did 0-60 in about 8.0 secs, with 6 high school kids inside! It was not faster than my friend's GTO, however. You had a hard tmie holding it in its lane on a 2-lane highway, it took every square inch of width and the steering was mushy.

I took a year of Japanese. I forgot a lot though.

O namae wa nandesuka
Namea wa Robato

Ego o hanashimasu
Nihongo o hanashimasen...... Lol

Kuruma ga sukidesu

Im kinda upset with myself for all Ive forgotten. Half my hiragana half my katakana and most all of my kanji.

@ Super8: Here are the 4 words I know: Konnechiwa: Hello, Hoyanto: Beautiful, Baka: Idiot, and Carumba: Car. English is my first language, but I also speak fluent Spanish, even though I'm white. I learned from my Mexican, Puerto Rican, Honduran, and Cuban friends at work.

@ Shaggy: There are 3 language type in Japan. Katakana, Hiragana and Ryumaji. Katakana is our ordinary languange. Hiragana is our formal language. I don't learn Hiragana because it's hard. Ryumaji is our languange in alphabet. I bet the 4 words that you know must be Katakana because not much people know about Hiragana.

Now that's a sleeper! It definitely looks like a Granny car! You'd never guess it has a vicious, powerful 426 Hemi lurking under its innocent looking hood! I'd say something about the Japanese license plate in Japanese, but I only know 4 words in your native language.

@ Shaggy: The second pic has Japanese license plate ;)

This is the most frightening sedan in 1965. It does looked like civilize car from outside but when the engine started, you will knew this car is a real nightmare. It fitted with Racing 426 Hemi and they just smooth it a little to make sure the owner can use it on street however there still a report if this car still difficult to drive. It available with manual and automatic transmission with variety of final ratio from 2.93 to 4.89 final. The standard ratio is 3.23 for both manual and automatic. It has top speed about 153 mph with 2.93 final and 0-60 mph about 5.1 sec for 4.56 final. It also reported can hit 12 sec @ 110 + if using 4.89 final. Dodge only produce 1 car and rest is dealer installed package.