This comprehensive 1965 Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, and Imperial Master Parts Catalog is your ultimate resource for restoring and maintaining your classic Mopar muscle car. Covering all models, chassis, body, and accessories, this detailed manual provides a wealth of information across its 1498 pages.

With an easy-to-use index featuring 25 categories, you can effortlessly locate any component or accessory for your vehicle. The catalog provides essential information on model identification, serial and body numbers, parts packages, accessories, and an alphabetical and numerical index for quick reference.

Dive deeper into the specifics with detailed illustrations and part numbers for every component, including chassis, body, and interior trim. Whether you are working on the engine, suspension, brakes, electrical system, or interior, this catalog has you covered.

The manual includes detailed information on all engine options including the 170, 225, 273, 318, 361, 383, 426 Hemi, 413, as well as special order 6 and 8 cylinder options. It also covers all body styles for Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler, including station wagons and convertibles.

This comprehensive guide will save you countless hours of research and frustration, enabling you to easily identify the parts you need and complete your restoration or maintenance projects with confidence.

This is not a product, but rather a collection of parts catalogs for a range of vehicles manufactured by the Chrysler Corporation in 1965. The listed models represent a diverse selection of Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, and Imperial vehicles, showcasing the breadth of the company's offerings during this era. The 1965 model year was significant for Chrysler, as it marked the introduction of several iconic cars, including the Dodge Coronet, Plymouth Barracuda, and the Chrysler 300, all of which would later become highly sought-after by collectors and enthusiasts.

The parts catalogs included in this collection would have been essential tools for mechanics and owners, providing detailed information on every component of these vehicles. From the engine and drivetrain to body panels and interior trims, these catalogs contained exploded diagrams, component descriptions, part numbers, and pricing. They were vital for maintenance, repairs, and even upgrades, allowing owners to easily source the correct parts for their vehicles. The collection would be particularly valuable for anyone restoring or maintaining a 1965 Chrysler Corporation vehicle, offering an invaluable glimpse into the complexities of these cars and the parts available for them. The presence of catalogs for both trim levels and performance variants, like the Dart GT and the Coronet 440 & 500, highlights the wide range of options available to customers at the time, making these catalogs a fascinating historical document for automotive enthusiasts.