1965 Dodge Coronet 440 5.9l No Reserve on 2040-cars
Anamosa, Iowa, United States
This is a Coronet that is the 440 body style. This car is a big block car. Has a non running big block in it. This has believed to be the numbers matching motor have not checked to confirm. This car is 85-90% rust free. The motor does not run have not had a chance to work on this car. This car is solid and the frame rails are solid. This car would be a nice driver if you mess with the motor and get it running. It comes with new carpet ( green ). I put new rear brakes, wheel cylinder, an drums. This would be also a good start for a project car. More pics available upon request. Buyer is responsible for shipping. If you have any questions call 319-721-4732. $500 non-refundable deposit within 24 hours after close of auction. The remainder to be paid before car is picked up. It needs picked up with in 7 days after. No Reserve |
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