1969 Dodge Coronet

Convertible

318 2bbl Dual Exh

WP27F9G181***

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1969 Dodge Coronet R/T Badged Convertible: 318 2 barrel auto, runs strong, factory power disc brakes, has new flow master throaty sounding s/s dual exhausts, 71,000 original miles. (This car sat in a garage for 30 years, have paperwork documenting mileage) Numbers matching: VIN, motor, radiator supoort, trunk lip, & fender tag reads: E44 D31 WP27F9181XXX B5 B5 P2D B7 C03 G71275 A04 B51 G33 J25 L31 M31 M33 R11 END. When I got the car, I removed the engine & trans, replaced the torque converter, all pumps, seals, gaskets, accessories, all brake components, all front/rear bearings, universals and front end components, plus rims and tires (over $3,500 parts plus labor). Car was painted back in 1980 & the car and paint still looks good today, all body panels are original and are not perfect. Power top goes up and down as it should, all roof components in very good condition other then plastic back window and area it attaches to vinyl roof which should be replaced. Drove car to Mopar Nationals at Carlisle, PA July 12, 2014, 165 miles each way on less than half tank of gas - this car loves to cruise and is driven on a regular basis and can be driven anywhere without hestitation. Car is located in Piscataway, NJ near Rutgher's Stadium. Price $18,500 Buyer should arrange to inspect vehicle prior to purchase, call Pete at 732-882-9823 (no calls after 9PM EST) VEHICLE SOLD AS-IS. Buyer assumes all responsibility for shipping. Tag Mopar or No car superbee road runner satelite plymouth GTX AMX duster demon GTO camaro chevelle mustang dodge Vehicle is for sale locally and seller reserves the right to end listing/cancel without notice - 1st person with cash gets car. Good luck to all you who look at this listing. Picture from Aug 8th Somerville, NJ car show which is held every Friday evening. The directional switch works intermittantly and requires replacement, I can have this replaced for buyer at buyers cost if requested. please ask all questions prior to bidding. Thanks, Pete