1966 Dodge Coronet 440 Convertible 2-Door 5.9L

Description for Dodge Coronet 1966

Up for sale is my 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 Convertible, his car is a complete numbers matching car.

Fully Documented with 2 Broadcast sheets

Fender tag all original and in tact

Original Certicard In Tact

Engine 361 Cubic inch Big Block

Transmission 727 Torqueflite

Rear End Limited Slip 8 3/4 276 Gear ratio

This is a Real Deal WH27F Car built in the St Louis Plant and spent most of its life in the USA, am the 2nd documented owner of this car here in Canada, his car has always been stored indoors and never driven in the winter or even Rain.

This car is very Rare, of 231 EVER built

This car is all original down to the Carpet, nd Convertible Power Top, he car is numbers matching Engin, ransmission and Rear end.

I have not 1 but 2 broadcast sheets for this car, also have the original Certicard that came with this car back in 1966

The car drives amazing, ecently purchased 4 Brand new BF Goodrich Radial TA tires, brand new Battery just bought this month, he power top works great, his car was originally painted in White and was painted in Blue back in St Louis for the original owners wif, aint quality is very good for 20 year old paint and has only had 1 paint in its life.

This car came with period correct Dog Dish rims and caps that are in excellent condition, o cracks at all in the dash, ll glass and trim is very good, o cracks in any glass.

The Engine bay is extremely clean and very detailed, years ago I pulled the Engine and transmission out and had the Engine bay professionally detailed and Transmission and Engine were also detailed and painted at the same time, verything was media blasted .

A true head turner and show winner that gets a lot of attention, am selling this car as I have too many toys and projects on the go with other Mopars in my collection.

Everything works on this car, eater, efrost, M Original Radio, ower top, n excellent driver and very rare.

A great opportunity to own a very rare piece of Classic Mopar History right here.