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Red. From 1966 the B Body Dodge (same platform as the Plymouth Belvedere and Satellite) was available as the general Coronet or the 2 door muscle car, the Charger. In 1966, they shared the front sheet metal with the Coronet but got an 'electric shaver' grille with rotating headlights and full width tail light. Unique to the 1st generation (1966-67) was the fastback and they more luxurious than later cars with 4 bucket seats and full length console. The only external difference between the 66 and 67 Chargers is that 67s have turn signal indicator lights mounted on the leading edge of the front fenders. 66 Chargers have a chrome strip running along the edge of the front fender, but it has no light in its front section. In the interior, 66 Chargers have a console that runs from the dash to the rear seats, while 67 Chargers have a console that runs only between the front seats, also in 67, the 361 cu in gone, 440 added