1966 Dodge Coronet 440 Hardtop 2-door 7.2l on 2040-cars
Leesburg, Virginia, United States
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This was originally a 383 car and is a real 500 with the bucket seats and center console and floor shifter. It still had the original Certi-Card under the hood from the factory and a lot of original parts still on the car. The car was sold to the 2nd owner and the motor was removed back in the early 80's and replaced with a 426 Hemi and used for street racing for a few years and then a 1970 440 which is the motor in it now was installed in the late 80's, the motor was rebuilt in the early 90's and then sold to the guy I bought it from who drove it on weekends and he put the aluminum heads. aluminum intake and new carb on it. When I got it the car had still not been tuned after the install, it would start perfectly and idle fine and drive fine until you stepped down on it and it would back fire thru the intake and hesitate so I messed with it a bit and moved the vac advance to the other side of the carb and got it to run better but harder to start and idle so I purchased new jet and metering rods but never installed them, I got busy and never had time to mess with it and not winter is here I cant do anything until spring and some things have changed in my life that force me to sell it now. I'm not going to give the car away but my reserve is less than I have in the car and a fair price for now and low price compared to Spring prices. It does have handicap driving hand controls in it so if you are handicap you can drive it but it has standard brakes and standard steering and it is a BEAR to drive with one hand and try to turn while starting out or turning around. if you do not need them I will take them out. Notice please!!! I do have a loan on this car at a well known Credit Union and I will draw up a complete Bill Of Sale detailing all parts of the transaction once I can verify funds I will let the car go and when I receive the title I will sign and copy then send a copy and mail the original. I have sold cars and bought cars like this without any issues and will give you contact information from the lender as well. Drivetrain: 440 motor with Edelbrock alum heads, Edelbrock Alum intake, Edelbrock 650 4brl carb, HD 727 rebuilt trans with shift kit and TCI 10" Street Fighter Converter, 3.55 posi rear, Issues: Wipers not working , heater not working, drivers seat foam pieces coming out on floor may need new foam, passenger seat has a small tear, air cleaner is cut out on the bottom to fit over the throttle linkage I purchased a new one but it hit the hood and would not close so it needs a low profile air cleaner, few scratches, small bubbling area in low quarters, |
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