1969 Dodge Coronet

Description

We dare you to find a more interesting classic for the money! After all, everyone will immediately take notice the moment you arrive in a custom 1969 Dodge Coronet four-door roadster.

You really have to admire a cool custom presentation like this. All the details have been covered, so this sedan looks like it was born without a roof. In fact, the Coronet was the ideal place to start. After all, these carried the same lines as icons like the Dodge Charger and Super Bee. That includes a mean-looking front end, wide bumpers, Mag-style Mopar road wheels, and a hint of integrated spoiler in the trunk. Plus, the sedan has a longer canvas to showcase the sporty kick-up in the profile.

Inside, the upgraded high-back bucket seats look all-day comfortable, and the rear bench has plenty of legroom in this large sedan. So it just feels like the perfect vehicle to cruise to the beach. But more than look good, the durable vinyl is exactly what you want in a car that remains open to the world at all times. In fact, the interior has been configured correctly for a custom like this. This sedan once had features like air conditioning and an upgraded radio. You can restore those with some work if you really want, but it feels correct right now as a vehicle with minimal fuss and maximum fun.

Under the hoods is the numbers-matching 318 cubic-inch V8 with a four-barrel carburetor on top. It's a great Mopar motor especially in the more recent application of bold blue. You can see that they made the right investment here with features like a newer battery, newer alternator, nice hoses, and an aluminum radiator. It fires up readily and runs comfortably. As you look underneath, you'll see that the frame was reinforced to keep more rigidity even without the roof. There's even another bar going across the interior. It really is a custom made to be a cruiser, and so you also have a three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, and power brakes.

This custom Coronet is going to turn far more heads than a 1960s Continental four-door convertible, and you get to do it for far less money than the Lincoln. You know something this unique and this affordable won't stay in our showroom long. So don't miss out, call today!