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1967 Dodge Coronet 500 Hardtop 2-door 7.2l on 2040-cars

US $18,000.00
Year:1967 Mileage:66319 Color: chrome intact
Location:

Arlington, Washington, United States

Arlington, Washington, United States
Advertising:

1967 Dodge Cornett 500. Respectively restored years back, paint is in good shape with a few exceptions,  Vinyl top is in excellent shape, front windshield, back glass and Side windows are in great shape and Function properly.   Turn key Mechanically sound 440  with the 727 t flight that runs and drives beautifully.  Transmission shifts in proper order and in its correct shifting points, making an effortless shifting pattern.  motor sounds clean and crisp with new dual exhaust, tires, front grill and  all exterior chrome intact.  Front disc brakes, And power steering. Interior is in excellent shape from door panels to front bucket seats, carpet, Center Consul,  rear seat, and headliner are all in like new condition. The original dash pad is still intact and does have minor crack as would be expected. Undercarriage is dry and what appears to be rust free. Trunk is dry and clean. I have take additional pictures and videos to help you in Making a clear buying Decision. Please feel free to call me for additional info

Thank you for taking the time.  

Brian Wilson.

Classic car addiction.  Owner

425 931-6448.


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This all-terrain Mopar is a lot more than a Challenger body dropped on a truck chassis, too. A materialized version of the A/T would included a completely new, long-travel suspension, skid plates, body armor and rock sliders, and obviously flared fenders to help accommodate a hellacious set of off-road-ready tires. The dramatically revised underpinnings would be topped with a slick graphics package and a killer lower light bar, all making the A/T look quite cohesive in its own, radical way. And the result would be a car no longer limited to mere road-driving.

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