1969 Dodge Coronet 500 Hardtop Survivor Numbers Matching Car! North Carolina on 2040-cars

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You are bidding on a survivor non restored 1969 Dodge Coronet 500!
This is a numbers matching 318 V8 & Auto transmission.
Showing 44021 miles on the dash (5 digit reader- I was told it was only 44k not 144k but I don't know how to prove it)

Within the last 6 months the car has received new 275/60/15 Primewell rear tires, 245/60/15 Cooper Cobra front tires, (the wheels are 9.5 inches wide all the way around) New inner and outer tie rods, ball joints, steering box, power steering pump, thermostat, AC Delco battery, shifter linkage bushings, transmission service with new fluid, filter, rear shaft seal, selector seal and pan gasket.
New radiator hoses, new belts, all four shocks, rebuilt carburetor, brand new 195/60/15 spare tire and I am sure there's more I'm missing.

This car runs well and is unrestored. It is not a perfect show car at this point in time, it does have some minor flaws here and there.
It does need new valve seals (smokes on start up) it has a lifter ticking, it has door dings on the body here, and there, the chrome isn't perfect, the A/c compressor, lines, and condenser have been removed. There is a seam on the passenger seat, where the top and side meet that has separated. The radio and the tach were disconnected, I never got to hooking them back up. The backlights for the gauges don't light up. I never tried to put bulbs in. I also do have the fender "Coronet" emblems, that weren't pictured, they will be put back on today

This car is 98% rust free, ZERO rot! There is minor surface bubbles around the back glass edges, and trunk pan. No holes have been found.

All turn signals, headlights, brights, brake lights, dome light, etc all work.

This car is manual brakes with drums all the way around. The fronts are 10" drums, I have a complete pair of 11" Big Block brakes with hubs and everything I will include. I also have a used AC compressor, lines, and accumulator I have located, I will include as well.

Before I owned this car it was owned by Sunny Beechams auto museum in Ansonville, NC, and previous to that was in Hendersonville NC is what I was told when I bought this car. I have a clear North Carolina title in hand.

I recommend interested buyers come look at the car in person and see the condition for yourself. This car is unrestored, and wont be 100% perfect. It is a very nice unrestored car, and as far as I can tell its had one older repaint.

This cars is being sold as is!! Come see it for yourself, there is no refunds!