1967 Dodge Coronet

500 Coupe

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

WP23H75127002

Gasoline

Very nice Matching Numbers.. Freshly Rebuilt 383 Big Block ( under 300 miles since rebuild), 727 Automatic, New Power Disc Brakes and booster , Excellent Interior, A/C all new except controller unit in cab from Auto Air in St. Louis, Front End Completely rebuilt in last 100 miles. Everything works from blinkers to gauges. Car runs and drives perfectly. Car is a driver. Body is nice but is not a trailer queen. Paint is good has a very good shine, but some chips and nicks, and small rust bubbles on passenger rear quarters (quarters appear to be original and are still solid on back side), and 1 spot on cowl which are all on pictures but is straight overall . Body has a crease on rear quarter panel from my wife knocking a ladder on it. It did not get through the paint and is barley noticeable. Almost everything on the car has been redone and is ready to be driven. There are too many parts to list everything I have replaced, but here are a few; A/C, starter, alternator, brakes, starter, complete engine rebuild, interior, radiator, water pump, battery, front end, ball joints, tie rods, shocks and leaf springs. I am selling it because I do not drive it. CAR IS 45 YEARS OLD SO BASED ON IT'S AGE IT IS IN EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION ESPECIALLY MECHANICALLY AND INTERIOR!! Car is b b-body old Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth , Challenger, Charger, GTX, Clone, Super Bee, gtx, super bee, roadrunner, dart, cuda, belvedere, plymouth satellite, satellite, charger, R/T, R T Any questions call Sean 618-781-3132. On Dec-04-11 at 21:12:31 PST, seller added the following information: I have included pictures of the stamp and the casting on the engine, and the breakdown by year one that shows this a matching numbers original 383 4 barrel car built in California plant with a engine date of 9-16-66. According to Year One the fifth digit in the Vin # represents the engine which "H"= 383 c.i.d./325hp 4-bbl V8 (1967). Second digit "P" which stands for Premium referring to 500 series. Seventh digit is "5" representing California assembly plant. I also put picture of carburetor number which appears to be original as well although I cannot confirm. It appears this Coronet is one of 2500 made in 1967 with factory 383 4-bbl and very rare. Thanks, Sean