1968 Dodge Coronet Rt on 2040-cars
Jeddo, Michigan, United States
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Fully restored and real "WS23L" 1968 Dodge Coronet RT with a # matching 440 C.I. 375 HP Six-Pack (3 x 2 BBL) Magnum engine, floor console 3-speed 727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission, 3:91 posi rear-end, black bucket seats, and presented in stunning "Triple Black" (black exterior, black vinyl top, and black interior).
The car was fully restored in 2007, which featured a color change from JJ1 to a stunning BB1 black paint job that is still in excellent, mirror-like, show winning condition today. The restoration featured a complete rebuild of the 440 C.I. engine that included the replacement of the 4 BBL carburetor with a Holley Six-Pack (3 x 2 BBL).
The body is dent and rust free, and the paint is stunning and rich, and in great show car condition. The engine starts easily, runs very strong, does not overheat, and is very clean. Both the engine compartment and undercarriage are clean and in great shape. The interior of the car is like new. The floor boards and trunk are clean and solid, and the suspension is tight and firm. This torque monster is a fun car to drive!
The wheels have been replaced with beautifully chromed Cragar SS wheels, with larger P255/60R15 radial tires in the rear, and P225/60R15 radial tires in the front....very cool look!
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