1966 Dodge Coronet 440 Hardtop 2-door 5.2l on 2040-cars
Massillon, Ohio, United States
selling a 66 coronet 440. daily driver... needs restored or a darn good parts car.found it in a wharehouse in Cleveland. it had been sitting for a few years. charged the batt. cleaned the carb. and it fired up and runs good. trans shifts like it should. has its original 318 poly motor and auto trans. odometer shows 33,000 and title says 35,000. but exceeds mechanical limits. car is and has been and ohio car all is life. all glass is good. and the chrome is 95% there (some of it is in trunk and not pictured).interior is all there, but front seat needs recovered, dash pad is cracked, floors are solid, one small spot around dimmer switch. no back bumper, this car fires up and drives down the road. if you live close enough you could drive it home. brakes are alittle spongy but will stop the car. lights work. there is some mud in it here and there. I tried to show this in the picts. bottom of doors are solid. even though the floors are solid the frame rails are rusted on the ends. where the torsion bars for the front go thru are solid but the very ends are rusted. same for the rails for the rear spring hangers, where the shackels go thru, are good. but tusted alittle farther out. trunk is not to bad. would make a good drag car, hot rod, or rat rod. but to fully restore it to original condition, you would have to want one pretty bad. feel free to ask any question, or get ahold of me to come have a look at it. sells with no reserve. I will entertain any reasonable buy it now offer, or a good trade, has a good ohio title. thanks for looking |
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