1968 Dodge Coronet Rt Convertible 440 Mopar Muscle Car on 2040-cars
San Gabriel, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Dodge
Drive Type: Automatic
Model: Coronet
Mileage: 0
Trim: 2 Door Convertible RT
1968 Dodge Coronet RT Convertible 440 4-Barrel Carburetor. Car has been completely restored but needs to be finished. New white vinyl interior. All new brakes, master cylinder, front disc brakes with new calipers. All new rubber, new windshield, new tires, new shocks, new gas tank, new bearings and rear end. Bright blue metallic paint (B-5) Both quarter panels have been replaced with original 1968 panels. No bondo used. Have pink slip in hand. Title is out of DMV system. This is an all matching numbers car with original engine that came in the car when manufactured. Engine has been rebuilt and runs good. Car will need a few things to finish the restoration. Needs new convertible top, rear bumper, rear and side RT emblems, rocker panel mouldings, chrome wheel well trim, 2 convertible actuating cylinders, hub caps, exhaust system & new carburetor. Has original RT speedometer. 150 per hour (see photo). Car is missing body ID tag but reproductions are available.
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