1966 Dodge Coronet 500 5.2l on 2040-cars
Eureka, Montana, United States
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1966 Dodge Coronet 500, factory air car. Wide block 318. comes with additional wide block 318, additional builder 440, spare tranny and radiator. Still starts on turn of the key. 4 barrel manifold (rare) 727 small block tranny. 8 3/4 rear end. Rebuilt Holly 4 barrel 600, 97% rust free. A couple dime size rust bubbles in rear quarter. The car originally came from California and lived with us down in Texas from the time I bought it until moving to Montana. It still has its Texas plates on it. Trunk is solid and trunk mat still looks new. Power windows. My wife owned this car for many years & had originally planned to drop that 440 in it but never got around to it. Raising 8 children tends to take away from tinker time with old cars. It has been a mere garage decoration for the past 11 years except for the occasional weekend drives during the summer. This car was used to tow my 67 Coronet from Houston Texas to Montana! See pics for trailer hitch. Those that know about wide blocks know they are work horses and virtually indestructible. This one comes with two wide block 318's. It has a nice throaty dual exhaust. We hate to part with it but it really should be out driving not collecting dust in a garage. We live in Montana so its lucky to get 3 months a year of decent roads and weather in which to enjoy it. The odometer reads 67,872 I'm not sure why they have you list it as I would assume it has rolled over at least once, however break and gas pedals have very little wear. Tires and brakes are all in excellent condition and I would trust this car on any road trip. This car runs great, original engine, tranny shifts like it should, dependable, no smoke. I will gladly send any additional pictures requested. The heater core has been replaced. It also comes with new A/C compressor still in the box. Upholstery and headliner need to be redone. They had been replaced by the previous owner at one point and did not stand up well to the test of time. 10% Down Payment due within 72 hours of Auctions End. Final payment due within 7 Days of auctions end. Buyer assumes responsibility for pick up or transport. Sold as is, no warranty. I can be reached at 406-260-1568. Serious bidders only. If you have no feedback please call before bidding.
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