1958 Dodge Coronet on 2040-cars
Bend, Oregon, United States
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This VERY RARE car is solid, never been wrecked. It does not run and will need complete
restoration. ALL parts are there, minus door side trims and rear side trims.
ALL the glass is good, no nicks, chips or cracks! The floors and trunk
are rusted, you can buy new pans on e-bay.
This 1958 Dodge Coronet (Club Sedan)V-8 Model was built in Los Angeles 8/24/1958 late production. Painted in the "Deluxe 2-tone" motif , with the roof, deck and fins in Moss Metallic, and the "Mint Green" on the remainder of the car. The interior is the standard Coronet Green cloth and vinyl. There were only 7,576 Coronet V-8 2-door Sedans that were built in 1958, in all of the assembly plants. Making this Car a pretty rare vehicle. The LD2L designation was shared by the 2-door Suburban wagon and the Coronet V-8 models, including the convertibles. This car with the Los Angeles VIN ending in "6206" was one of the last Coronet 2-door Sedans built in 1958! You can look in car magazines, car shows, swap meets and almost never find one of these RARE cars! Because the production of this car was so low and 55 years later, there are not many left. The red car pictured, shows how beautiful the car can look when completed. You can restore it to your liking. Clear Title, in my name!! |
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Scroll down to watch these two Hellcats to lay down enough smoke to alert the local hook and ladder trucks.