Dodge Cornet 1969 440 on 2040-cars
Corbin, Kentucky, United States
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I got this car about 20 years ago for a project car from a lady that lived in Charleston SC. She had gave it to her son but he never wanted it so she sold it to me. It's a very nice southern car, the right rear fender was damaged a little but fully restored and the original color of the car was yellow but painted it to black.
This is my Dogde Cornett 440 model w/ 318 cubic inch v8, auto transmission, factory A/C, power steering. This car run's and drives great, no rust on the vehicle but there is some minor cosmetic scratches from leaving it in the garage parked for quite some time now. The interior of the car is in amazing condition do to the age of this car, no cracks or blemishes on the dashboard and the seats look great by the pictures posted. The vinyl on the top was replace and is in new condition. This car is in prestige condition and runs and sounds great! |
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