1950 Dodge Coronet 33,000 Miles !!!! on 2040-cars
Alexandria, Virginia, United States
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1950 Dodge Corone - Low Mileage. The car has just under 33,000 miles. Believed to be original. This dodge runs and drives very nicely, quiet, smooth with no squeaks or rattles. All gauges work properly except for clock and radio. Car has most, if not all options, including radio, locking has gap, fog lights, back up light, fuel guard, gyromatic trans. Das is extremely nice.
Followinf work has been done: Transmission wire harness replaced Wheel cylinders, master brake cylinder, there brae rubber hide, front door vent gasket, fuel pump, thermostat and gasket, rear truck lid gasket, spark plugs, ignition wires, distributor cap, loins, condenser and head lights. New tires put on at 27,345 miles and breaks bleed. Recovered and new form front and rear seats, front carpet and recovered front arms rests. Has new paint job , 3/28,2013. Along with other maint work that has been done. Close to $8K invest in the car, which will come with a binder that contains some service records and receipts. Buyer must pick up or pay or arrange for shipping. car sold as is. Payment must be made within 24 hours of winning bid and picked up with 7 calendar days of winning auction. Let me know if you have any questions. |
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