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1967 Coronet R/t With Factory Air/disc Brakes on 2040-cars

Year:1967 Mileage:46000
Location:

Griffin, Georgia, United States

Griffin, Georgia, United States

This car has the right rear lower quarter panel rusted away. There is a small hole in the passenger side floor pan as well as a small hole in the upper trunk pan. The spare tire well is in good condition with no holes. This car is complete with all parts still intact. It is a factory air condition car and has factory disc brakes. It has a 323 Sure Grip rear end. It has a 1968 383 Magnum HP in instead of the original 440. This car was purchased from a man who left it sitting for 42 years and the engine is stuck although I do have oil in the cylinders and I have not tried to turn it over yet. I believe that it will turn. I purchased this car from the second owner and he stated that the car ran when he parked it back in 1972but he couldn't afford the gas so he bought a VW and parked this car. The speedo says only 46,000 miles and this is not unrealistic since the car was only driven 5 years. It has the original paint/interior etc. I have the 14" road wheels that go on the car. Fender tag was missing when I purchased it. This car was purchased from a Chrysler dealer in Dublin GA. The dealers name was Talmadge (Tab) Prince. He was killed in 1970 driving a Daytona at Daytona Motor Speedway. If you type in Talmadge Prince on YouTube you can see a short video of the crash. Also if you look on Wikipedia you can get his story as well. While I cannot confirm this I suspect that he blew the engine in this Coronet shortly after he took possession of it and replaced it with 383 Magnum in 1968 since that is the date code on the side of the block. The man I purchased it from bought it from the dealers son and said he only drove it, never made any changes except changing the oil. This car came from south Georgia and what you see under the car is sand build up and not rust. I have tried to be as honest as I possibly can with what information that I have so please feel free to ask any questions that you may have. Please note that this car is being sold with a notarized bill of sale only since Georgia does not require a title on this year vehicle. I have sold other vehicles out of state and have provided a letter from the state of Georgia stating no Title required and the buyer was able to register the vehicle in their state.  Also, this vehicle is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end this sale early. No reserve so bid to win.

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