1969 Dodge Coronet R/t on 2040-cars
Cedar, Minnesota, United States
Body Type:2 DOOR COUPE
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1969
Mileage: 99,781
Make: Dodge
Exterior Color: White
Model: Coronet
Interior Color: Black
Trim: R/T
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: 4 SPEED
L code 1969 Coronet R/T, 440 with 6 pack, Numbers matching engine, Car started as an automatic, in 1970 the 4 speed and 6 pack were put in. Interior originally green with bucket seats, now black with bench seat.
Options on car (per fender tag): 3 speed variable wipers; roof drip rail moldings; simulated quarter pan scoop; Tic-Toc-tachometer; fresh air hood; transverse stripe -Black; Rallye Instrument Cluster; Wide sill molding. Solid car, engine runs, has not been driven for 8 years. Has been stored inside and started frequently. Needs brake work, lower rear fenders. Car is all there, drive as is, or easy restoration. Missing: air grabber air box to base plate seal, fresh air hood cables and heater core bypassed. Car has small dent in rear bumper and tail panel, small dent drivers side rear panel from car door. Please have all funds to buy the car, there will be a $1000.00 deposit at the end of the auction, will not refund if you cannot pay. Buyer is responsible for arranging pick-up/shipping, I will help load the car. Car is in storage and will stay there until car is picked up. |
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