1949 Dodge Coronet Rat Rod Kustom Lead Sled Project Mild Custom on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
1949 dodge coronet. Rebuilt 318 with R.v. cam motor runs very strong! Eldelbrock carb and dress up kit. The tranny was also rebuilt shifts smooth. New exhaust system. Has brand new steel rims with coker tires with less then 100 miles on them. I lowered the rear end with 3 inch blocks from butchs cool stuff. The body on the car is soild i did do some body work where the molding were shaved. the hood needs body to be finished. The car is painted with 2k high soild primer. Has 12v wiring the wipers and heater need to be converted yet. Has brand new chrome tilt steering column. All lights and flashers work. I would drive this car anywhere. Still has original brakes and streeing system but it handles and stops pretty well. The frame truck and floors are all in good shape. Text with questions 216- 904 seven 84 five thanks Jay.
car is also for sale locally so if it sells i will end auction |
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