1970 Dodge Coronet R/t 2-door 383 Cu In. 6.3l V8 With Auto Trans No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Finksburg, Maryland, United States
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Up for bid is a unbelievable copper in color 1970 Dodge Coronet R/T with matching numbers that drives like new! This car was born in these gorgeous colors and has been beautifully maintained. Meticulously serviced and garaged it's whole life, this car is truly one of a kind. No major chips or discoloration on the original factory color paint. This paint job has a glass finish with a truly impressive depth of color. The vinyl roof has no rips, tears, or fading. You will not find factory restoration paint job like this one! Satin black Bumble Bee style vinyl stripe on the trunk accents the burnished copper penny paint, while 440 Magnum badges flank the hood.
With a 383 cu. in 6.3L V8 B engine with a four barrel carburetor under the hood, that would become the model Mopar performance engine for the next decade after its inception. Pushing out a impressive 330 gross horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque, this car has all the power and performance you could desire on the street. The 383 would go on to trump the 392 Hemi, with its relatively short stroke making it not only free-revving, but also free-breathing; ideal for true Mopar muscle performance. New valve covers keep this V8 in check and ready for anything the road or driver might have to ask. A factory automatic transmission keeps this car smoothly shifting through gears on the floor, with no issues whatsoever. This set-up packs a serious punch and growls through polished dual exhaust. A near spotless interior with factory leather seats, carpeting, and all accents intact. You will not find a cleaner, better maintained Coronet at this price! The factory front bucket seats with middle center console have no rips, tears, or wear marks and the same follows into the rear seats. The factory seat belts are in wonderful condition, ready for their next hot rod driver and passenger! Factory air conditioning and original tinted glass keep the interior of this muscle car cool and comfortable in even the hottest of weather, while the original factory radio keeps the tunes going on the longest of drives. The dash shows no signs of cracking or fading. The carpeting is in show room shape, with no fading, rips or tears. The newer GT steering wheel adds a clean, polished look to the interior. Dual mirrors on the exterior are crack free with no dents, dings, or noticeable scratching in the chrome. All trim pieces are in fabulous shape and are all intact. 18" & 20" Coy wheels set this piece of American Mopar history apart, and beautifully accent the originality of the car. Tires have great tread, barely been driven since they were put on! The trunk is pristine with the original factory undercoating still intact. This Coronet has a clean title, ready to be put in your name. True miles unknown, but was originally purchased knowing it was a very low mile car. You do not find Mopar muscle with paint and interiors like this one! A/C will need to be charged before use. A beautiful restoration ready for its new owner. Buyer is responsible for pick-up/shipping. Please ask any and all questions before bidding. Can provide additional photos or information upon request. Serious bidders only, fee of $125.00 charged for non-payment on vehicle. |
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