1969 Dodge Coronet R/t Rt 440 Matching Numbers Special Order 4 Speed 4spd on 2040-cars
Florida, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:440 V8
Transmission:Manual
Drive Type: RWD
Make: Dodge
Mileage: 52,671
Model: Coronet
Trim: R/T
I'd like to begin with apologizing to those who seen this car when it was listed last month as a HEMI, it is not a HEMI. However it is a matching numbers, 4 spd, 429 hp special order 440. 1 of only 1500 produced in 69 with 4spd, that being said this is still a very rare car and a great project for any MOPAR fan. Mecum auctions just sold this year a restored 69 coronet r/t 440 with an AUTOMATIC for $63,000, there were 4800 automatics in 69 so serious buyers only. Contact me with your number if you have anymore questions
On Feb-09-13 at 10:35:16 PST, seller added the following information:
I'd like to begin with apologizing to those who seen this car when it was listed last month as a HEMI, it is not a HEMI. However it is a matching numbers, 4 spd, dana rear special order 440. 1 of only 1500 produced in 69 with 4spd, that being said this is still a very rare car and a great project for any MOPAR fan. Mecum auctions just sold this year a restored 69 coronet r/t 440 with an AUTOMATIC for $63,000, there were 4800 automatics in 69 so serious buyers only. Contact me with your number if you have anymore questions
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