1969 Dodge Coronet R/t 440 Convertible *one Owner* Ready For Restoration! on 2040-cars
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Engine:440
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Used
Year: 1969
Sub Model: R/T
Make: Dodge
Exterior Color: Red
Model: Coronet
Interior Color: Black
Trim: R/T Convertible
Drive Type: Aitomatic
Mileage: 73,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Hi everybody. This beast belongs to my neighbor who is not internet active. He has been tinkering with this machine for as long as I have been his neighbor, and he loves the car very much, but must sell it for health reasons. So I offered to list it for him. I sat down with him and he told me all about the car, and took me for a ride. The car is a 1969 DODGE CORONET R/T 440 CONVERTIBLE. It is red with black trim, black interior, and a beautiful black top that functions perfectly on this convertible. 73,511 miles IT IS ALL ORIGINAL EXCEPT FOR THE RADIO! He has the original radio and will include it in this auction. The car runs and drives very well and is fully functional. He bought this car NEW in February of 1970 and has the original title! I confirmed online that it is one of only 317 made. He thinks it may be rarer than that, as it has some special features that may make it one of a kind. It was built by Dodge for the dealership owner at North Shore Dodge here in Wisconsin, and he thinks Dodge might have given it special touches for the dealer, like the front AND rear bumper guards on the chrome fenders. Other features:
Ready to be restored! He would love to speak with you about your plans. Please come see the car in person if you can! Run any questions by me via email and I will go next door and ask him. You can see some bondo in the pictures and there is some rust in the places you would expect. Let me know if there are other pics or videos you want me to take and I will email them to you, as eBay allows only 24 pics. We went for a ride and the car sounds angry in an awesome way. I videotaped our short ride for you but the video does not do the growl of this car any justice. I also did a video of the engine, and a short video of the top closing. eBay won't let me include the links, so please go to YouTube and do a search for each of the following codes to see each video: 7zURAnTg_oE NT0Bg2nfY9Q XXJwdfjCIw If you are out of town I can help you set up shipping via my friends at uship.com. Buyer is of course responsible for shipping costs. $250 due within 3 days. Full payment due within 10 days. Thanks for checking it out and be sure to send me your questions! I have perfect feedback that I am willing to put on the line to help out my neighbor who needs to pay some health bills. |
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