1949 Dodge Coronet Base 3.8l on 2040-cars
Santa Barbara, California, United States
For sale is a 1949 Dodge Coronet 4 doors sedan I have had this car for over 10 years with the intention of restoring to a show car. This car is solid,100% original with the only missing part of entire vehicle is the driver's rear mirror. Car was repainted to his original color once since 1949. it will need a really minor(minor) body work as I would say the car is 9/10 as far the body goes, solid floors, trunk area etc. Car has been parked in a barn and I just brought to my house. Eventually was taken out to car shows Everything works flawless in this car, all electrical, windows crank, has all the glass intact, seats need to be reupholster. radio is original so is the whole car. This would be easily transformed to a beautiful piece o history. a nice show car and family cruiser. I would restore it to the original condition and no rat rotted or even hot rod it, but whatever is your intention I guarantee you will be getting a solid and unmolested candidate to a restoration. The Dodge is registered under my name and the title is clear. Its a California car and it seem it has spent his entire life around here. The car comes with manuals and some brochure with more infos also some of the paper work for a car shows that we had in it. Again its a very nice car as is with a huge potential for whatever you plan to do with it. Car is 6V like a mentioned its all original. If you need more pics or any other information just let me know and I will reply as fast as I can. I reserve the right to end this action early since the vehicle now is advertised locally. Buyer is responsible for shipping I can help as much as I can and I can store the car for some time if necessary. Best luck,
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