1970 Dodge Coronet Rt R/t Burnt Orange On Burnt Orange N96 Was 440-4 Auto 8.75 on 2040-cars
Durham, North Carolina, United States
1970 Dodge Coronet RT Project car
Scheduled build date 9/11 N-96 Air grabber dual scoop hood (no underhood box or parts) Power Disc Brakes Gator Grain Vinyl roof and transverse R/T stripe 440- 4 barrel (no motor) 727 Automatic (no transmission) 8.75 rear (still in car) Burnt Orange with Burnt Orange, bucket seat, console interior (no interior in car, no seats) Floors inside the car are rusted through - will need a floorplan, frame rails are good, both front and rear. Amazingly good condition for a project car - check the rear bottom windshield corner, there is no rust in this normally rust-prone area. Will need lower quarter and wheel arch patches, inner trunk extensions, trunk fllors and interior floor pan. Firewall, inner fenders, roof, dutchman panel are all in very good condition. Will need small repairs on doors and front fenders, hood and decklid. Still has the one year only 1970 K-Frame big block front end in the car. What you see in the pictures is what I have for the car. The Coronet R/T is at a shop in Durham, NC that can complete the restoration if you like. My plans have changed and I purchased a complete car so have decided not to restore this one. No Title, will be sold on a bill of sale. In NC you can get a title via a bonding process, but it takes a while. |
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