For Sale: 1966 Plymouth Satellite in Grand Rapids, Michigan

1966 Plymouth Satellite - Street Car That Is Ready For The Strip!- Built 440ci V8- 727 Automatic Transmission- Strange Dana 60 Rear End - Wilwood Disc Brakes- Red Exterior- Black Interior- Kirkey Seats - Extensive Modifications List The 1966 Plymouth Satellite marked the first year of the model?s standalone identity, moving from a trim level of the Belvedere into its own performance-oriented offering. Known for its clean B-body lines and big-block engine options, the Satellite quickly became a favorite among Mopar enthusiastsespecially those looking to turn factory muscle into serious street or strip machines. This example takes that legacy to the next level, built as a street-legal bruiser that?s fully capable of holding its own at the drag strip.Power comes from a built 440ci V8, the kind of big-block that helped make Plymouth a threat in late-60s performance culture. Paired with a 727 automatic transmission and a Strange Dana 60 rear end, it's a drivetrain combination that?s not just powerful, but proven to survive serious abuse. Wilwood disc brakes ensure stopping power keeps up with acceleration, while the sound and attitude are pure vintage muscle with modern upgrades in all the right places.Finished in red over a black interior, the car keeps a race-ready feel with Kirkey seats and an extensive list of modifications that were clearly done with performance in mind. Unlike many drag builds that sacrifice drivability, this Satellite is described as a street car that?s ready for the stripmeaning it offers the best of both worlds: something you can cruise, but also stage at the tree with confidence.If you're looking for a classic Mopar that?s already built, already sorted, and already fastwithout having to spend years collecting parts and turning wrenchesthis 1966 Satellite is the kind of car that delivers instant gratification. Big-block power, race-grade hardware, and unmistakable 60s muscle car style make it a standout whether it's idling at a stoplight or blasting down the quarter mile.