1965 Dodge Coronet 440 on 2040-cars
Cape Coral, Florida, United States
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This is a winning turn key race car, needs nothing but gas and go.
All steel 65 Coronet, glass hood, original steel one with all brackets and hinges included if wanted. Motor is 416 cu.in. 1971 340 block, .40 over. 9.7 to 1 runs on 93 pump gas. Diamond pistons. Eagle crank. Melling oil pump. 7 t Moroso pan, windage tray. Mopar .590 solid cam. Isky modular rockers. Crane push rods. MSD6AL. Accel coil. 2 Holley blue pumps. Line lock. Edelbrock Performer aluminium heads. 750 Holley. 727 reverse pattern manual valve body. Transbrake. B&M Quicksilver shifter. Dana 60 rear with 4.57 Pro gears. Cal Trac bars. Centerline wheels with 29.5x10.5x15 M/T ET slicks in rear. Stock dash, interior has not been chopped up. All original glass, all windows work. Wipers work. Car is currently registered and insured and is pretty much street legal (change slicks and connect brake lights). I have many more photos available. On Mar-18-14 at 20:14:03 PDT, seller added the following information: WARNING*******This auction has a reserve price and for some reason there is no reference to it on the listing.!!! This car will not be sold to the highest bidder, unless it meets to exceeds the reserve price. |
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