RE: Off year Coronet question

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Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
Joe I had a 66 Plymouth Satelite and a 66 Belvedere II and they didn't 
have an inside hood release. However all 66 Chargers had one but it was 
dropped in 67 because the story goes that Mopar got tired of replacing 
broken cables under warrenty. I'm not sure about the 66 Coronet. The 
Charger had a chrome T handle and it was mounted in the dash to the 
right of the steering column next to the ignition switich and cigarette 
lighter.

 
> So , have we confirmed that inside hood releases was a 1966 thing?  My  
> 65/Poly and 67/318LA Plymouths are both exterior.  If it was factory, it 
>  must have 
> had a replacement handle.  Kind of a gaudy, 3" chrome tee  handle.  And 
> which 
> motors do not have engine size markings on the  hood ornaments?  Just 
> want a 
> better base of knowledge when I find these  things.   Joe
> 
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