1966 Dodge Coronet 500 Convertible 383 Rare Medium Turquoise Color Only 1 Of 99 on 2040-cars
Elgin, Illinois, United States
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The Price of the Convertible is only going to go up, the closer we get to Summer, See NADA Value Picture before making an offer. This is a very very Rare Mopar with a 383 Engine and its a working Convertible. Don't let this car get away from you, you will not be disappointed Floor pans and trunk are solid with no rust. 1966 Dodge Coronet 500 Convertible 383 Big Block Engine - period correct but not numbers matching Medium Turquoise in Color Runs Good, Mechanically Good Daily Driver that needs some work to be perfect Unknown Mileage - I changed the dash instrument cluster so all the lights work now. Have owned for about 5 years - always garage kept New Exhaust from Manifold back with Pencil tips Brand new BF Goodrich Radial Tires 2 years ago but only a couple hundred miles on the tires. This car was only really driven to car shows and for short trips in the summer months. Both rear quarters need rust work Floor pans are perfect, trunk has no rust, some rust on front driver panel Daily Driver that you can drive while you drive this beauty. Only 1 of 99 Automatic 383 Convertibles built in 1966. Very low production year with an even more rare factory color. Medium Turquoise, very rare factory color. White Top with Black Interior After market cassette player and speakers under dash. Original radio still in dash. Speakers are in the back arm rest. Heat works Radiator resealed and serviced 6 months ago Trans cooler Inline Gas Filter 750 CFM Edlebrock Carburetor Upgraded Wheels "When the top goes down, the prices goes up" - the price of this car is going to be more once the weather breaks and summer is here. Will help ship World Wide!!!!! |
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