1965 Dodge Coronet 500 Hardtop 2-door on 2040-cars
Troy, Michigan, United States
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This 1965 Dodge Coronet 500 has a 1965 dated coded rebuilt 440 engine with dual quad carbs and is REALLY fast. Posi traction rear end. It was originally a four speed car and still has the clutch pedal in the car and the four speed hump in the tunnel. Manual brakes and steering. There is NO rust or signs of rust on this car. All original sheet metal. The road rash behind the rear tires is shown in the pics. Interior is in excellent shape with no rips or tears anywhere. Aluminum radiator. Headliner and sun visors are in excellent shape. Chrome inside and out is really nice. Original steering wheel. I believe the car is on its second paint job. There is no fender tag though the VIN identifies it as a v8 car. Extra large brakes. Brand new Torque Thrust wheels and Radial T/As. This motor runs strong; no smoke, no issues whatsoever. Currently has a B & M ratchet shifter. I have the original shifter and cover plate that is in nice shape and not cut up like the one currently in the car, which was for the four speed. The correct plate doesn't fit with the ratchet shifter. The heater works, but the hoses were were taken out by the previous owner. There is a crack in the console vinyl. Speedometer is not hooked up. Glass is in nice shape but not perfect. No cracks. This is really a neat car that looks original and drives awesome. I am selling this car because I may want to buy something else.
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