1953 Dodge Coronet Orginial Factory Red Ram Hemi on 2040-cars
Thomasville, Georgia, United States
1953 dodge coronet 4 door sedan. original factory 241 red ram hemi. 140 horse power 54,960 actual miles. 3 speed Manuel overdrive transmission. unusual option, cost all most as much as the semi automatic. first year for the hemi in a dodge car. factory weight 3385 lbs. STARTS, RUNS, YARD DRIVES. runs off gas can in engine compartment. gas tank needs to be pulled, cleaned, sealed. has a new fuel pump. stops fair, brake system needs to be flushed and bleed correctly. has rebuilt master cylinder. brake shoes and wheel cylinders are good. front wheel bearings repacked with moly grease. New points (duel) rotor, cap, condenser. Solid frame and steering, has exhaust leak in front pipe about 4 inches long. can be repaired. Good solid car lots of original patina. has some rust in outer rocker panels. have a new set of rocker panels made to fit the car. Rust is not bad I can live with it. Sections of floor board have had homemade repair. solid and clean, I see no need to re do them. center button on glove box is missing, outer is there. headliner would be great except for 3 varmint holes. OPTIONS: radio ( lights up buttons work no sound) heater, back up light, factory turn signals, tinted windows, dealer installed vent shades when new. Engine compartment all factory original , ORIGINAL KEYS. New 6 volt battery. In 1953 Dodge was the winner for the 8 cylinder class for Mobil gas economy run with 25 plus miles pre gallon. equipped with the 3 speed over drive. HISTORY: This car was bought new by a 4th generation farm family in central Alabama. My sister who also lives there has known this family for 43 years. The son of the original owner parked the car in the BARN in 1980 when his dad died. still has the 1980 Alabama tag on it the last year his dad drove it. I bought the car with the help from my sister, 3 1/2 years ago. I had 5 1970,s Mopar Police wheels 15X7. 4 are on the car and 1 is in the trunk. MY buy it now price is very reasonable for a car in this original condition. My reason: I decided to re-do my 1953 Chrysler Imperial. that I have owned close to 50 years. Car sold on a bill of sale: Alabama and Georgia do not issue titles of cars 15 years or older. car should be towed to your location. |
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Mustang, Camaro, Challenger gallop onto USPS pony car postage stamp set
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