1969 Dodge Coronet 500 Wagon,383/330 Hp,cold Factory Ac, Orignal Sheetmetal on 2040-cars
Houston, Texas, United States
1969 Dodge Coronet 500 Station Wagon, 9 passenger w/ Rear facing seat, Automatic Transmission, ice cold AC, Power Rear Window, Back tailgate has the rare two way opening capability ( it opens outward like a door and opens downward like a truck tailgate which is really cool to see), Power Brakes and steering, Interior is all original and in amazing condition!, Heater & Radio non functioning but is probably very simple fix, all original sheet metal with Body in amazing condition, Paint is in great condition and shines very well, Wood paneling on both sides of station wagon look great, all of the headlights-turn signals-brake lights-interior lights all work, I have driven this car over 300 miles all around Houston and on the freeways and she drives wonderfully and her temperature never gets to the halfway mark on the temperature gauge and Houston is pretty hot already :), She has TWO Build sheets that come with the car which are in plastic sheaths and fairly easily read. Build Sheets are what came with the car from the factory which shows all of the options, engine, and details about this particular car. If you are looking for a really well preserved, weekend fun car or everyday driver this station wagon will not disappoint anyone and she is ready for someone to enjoy! I have this car advertised here locally and reserve the right to end the auction early!
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