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Here is a picture I took of my 67 and 65 Coronets.  Both PP1 paint code and the 65 is all original paint and I believe my 67 is mostly original paint.  The paint tones are so different even though they are they same code but a few years apart.  I know the B5 blue varies in the years on Chrysler cars also.   Thanks

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The 65 is a 383 4 barrel and the 67 yes is a 440.  Both cars survivors.    I have had the 65 for years.  Thanks 

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18 hours ago, 1972coronet said:

Nice pair of "W's" ! Now a couple of enquiries :
1. ) Does the '65 have back-up lamps ?
2.) Which plant(s) built them ?

The 65 does have back up lights.  I think that was standard on a 500.   I will check on the plants.  The window sticker on the 67 shows Detroit so I assume Hamtramck?  The 65 I will have to look at the build sheet.  

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11 hours ago, drodg said:

The 65 does have back up lights.  I think that was standard on a 500.  
Definitely standard on the 500 model (WP). 

 

 I will check on the plants.  The window sticker on the 67 shows Detroit so I assume Hamtramck?
Could be Lynch Road, too ( "1" in the seventh-placement of the V.I.N. )
 


  The 65 I will have to look at the build sheet.
I'm completely unaware of how the earlier build sheets read (truly, I'm only "hip" to the 1969 - 1979 'sheets and sales codes).  

 

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Wow! They are both beauties! I always liked the '65 styling and the early RT cars are super sharp too! Nice that the '65 is a big block!

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You are right about the B5 blue.  I had my '68 Barracuda painted that color last year & for a factory color, there are all kinds of variations.  At a car show a couple of weeks ago, I parked next to a '69 Super B in B5 blue & they looked completely different.  I guess it depends on who mixes it.

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B5 blue has a few different shades, depending upon the year(s) of the vehicle(s):

EB5 was used from 1969-1970 ( "E" = 1969 )

GB5 was used from 1971-1973 ( "G" = 1971 )

KB5 was used from 1974-1975 ( "K" = 1974 )

MB5 was used from 1976- c.1980 ( "M" = 1976 ) 

If a model year's not specified, any of those '-B5' blue shades could be provided/mixed. 

Edited by 1972coronet
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