1965 Dodge Coronet Parts Car Project on 2040-cars
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States
Here is a 1965 Bodge Coronet that am selling as off road car due to fact that I do not have a title. Will make a great nostalgic 1/8 mile drag car.Why not make an altered wheel base out of this one? This is the car that started it all. The original Funny Car! The 65 Dodge was actually the first funny cars with steel bodies to dominate the drag strip in the 65 FX era. Think Mr. Norm,Grand Spaulding Dodge. Yea the one with the Ram on the door! Facts about the car. This is a rough body missing all its interior parts. What you call gut-ed! This car has its original paint! Never been repainted ! This car has a very solid frame. The floor pans are 60% gone. The trunk pan is very nice and solid. The driver side is the worst side with many dents and dings and surface rust. Driver side quarter has been hammered out with no bondo. The passenger side is much better with less damage. The top of this car is very nice with just surface rust. This car still has its drive train. A wide block 318 sits under the hood with 727 automatic cable shift. Also has 8 3/4 rear. Glass is good in this car with just the windshield needing replaced. This car is not running as I expect the new owner to finish gutting car and start restoration. Again this is being sold as a off road car with no title. This car does have a serial #. I expect a 1000.00 paypal deposit within three days of sell closing. Balance due [cash] at time of pickup. I will meet new buyer at his convince for pickup. Sold AS IS. I will be glad to answer all guest ions through email or call 336-789-5249. |
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