1949 Dodge Coronet 2dr. Coupe. Stored Since 1981. Solid Project Or Rat Rod Build on 2040-cars
Bristow, Indiana, United States
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1949 Dodge Coronet 2dr Coupe. Flat 6 with Hydro-Matic trans.
SOLID project car. Stored in a garage in 1981 and never saw daylight again until the other day. The owner had the original engine rebuilt prior to storing the car due to burnt rings. New fuel tank as well. Interior was done by the same owner in the late '60's-early '70s. Pretty cool looking. As the car was inside, the owner made an attempt to sand the car, prime a few places and fix dings/dents and minor rust on the car. I assume that he had intended to paint it at some point before it was turned into a work bench. I also see that he was in the process of installing a 12V alternator and converting the car over but never finished that either. I was interested in buying (1) car and ended up having to buy (3) to get the (1) I wanted. I haven't done anything but roll this car into my garage and forget about it. I have WAY too many projects going at the moment to work on this car. Clear Indiana title in my name. Lots of extra parts for the car will be included. Thanks. |
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