Dodge: Coronet Base on 2040-cars
Benton, Kentucky, United States
You are looking at a nice 1969 Dodge Coronet 440 body. This car drives and runs great. Drive it anywhere, anytime you want. Very solid car. Fresh rebuilt 318 engine, fresh rebuilt transmission and 83/4 rear end with 373 ratio. All floors and trunk and frame rails in great shape. New tires and wheels, new ball joints and ti-rods and new alignment, new duel exhaust, new Elderbrock carb. , new windshield wiper motor, new battery, new alternator, new shocks, new gas tank, new bumpers new trim around the dash with a new dash, new legendary upholstery. Can't list all the items that have been replace new on this car. All glass is good. As you can see in the picture the paint does have imperfections. It is between a 5 0r 6 paintjob. Good for cruising but as for Show quality this car needs to be re-blocked and repainted. Overall this is a nice muscle car that are really hard to find in great shape as this car is.
Any questions don't hesitate to e-mail me : sorensenochern@netzero.com
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