1969 Dodge Coronet (super Bee Clone) on 2040-cars
Valparaiso, Indiana, United States
1969 Dodge Coronet (Super Bee Clone)
Complete car (minus the motor and transmission) **Restoration has already been started** ::BODY:: The fenders, trunk lid, and doors have had body work PROFESSIONALLY done, and they are currently in primer. The hood is the correct fiberglass A12 six pack hood. The tail panel was recently painted Super Bee correct. The car is from New Mexico so yes, there is surface rust from the sun. Again, SURFACE RUST. The underneath is in excellent shape, and displays no rot or rust. ::INTERIOR:: The interior is the correct Super Bee interior. The rally dash has been painted the correct color black, and there are no cracks or tears in the black dash pads. The floor shift steering column has been painted the correct black. (All of which looks new) The bucket seats have the head rests and a 6 way adjustable track. They are complete but need restored. The back seat is in great shape, it just needs recovered to black. I have brand new floor plates for the bucket seats still in the package. The head liner is brand new and still in the package. The black door panels and arm rests are in excellent shape. All of the body gaskets are brand new, and still in the packages. The majority of everything is there to complete the car minus the motor and transmission. It is a solid New Mexico car that does not need much body work. My intentions were to obviously clone it as a Super Bee and turn it into a street strip vehicle. I have since purchased two other cars, and have been focusing my attention on them, therefore I do not have time for this car, and hate seeing it sit in storage. Call or text me @ 219-798-0448 if you have any questions. |
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