1967 Dodge Coronet Rt Convertable Only About 20 Ever Built!! Must See on 2040-cars
Calimesa, California, United States
Here we have a 1967 dodge coronet RT Convertable, 440 motor, AC optioned car, every option available, only 626 were made in a Convertable, and 196 with the 440 motor and only 10% of that with the AC option like this car has!! A must see, this car has gone though a complete rotisserie restoration, the underneath looks as shinny as the top in gloss black, electric top, bendics front disc brakes, super lazer straight body, this car is truly a must see!! This is a great investment, don't even really know how many are left as far as I know two, so if you want all the attention at car shows and on the street this is it!! Email famoustireco@aol.com or call 909556044 zero serous people only please car books for 89k and climbing.. Thanks for looking oh the motor is the factory correct numbered deal..
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