Featured on AutoHunter, the net public sale platform pushed by ClassicCars.com, is that this 1970 Dodge Coronet 500 that has undergone $115,000 in upgrades to develop into fairly a powerful Coronet R/T clone. It’s powered by an upgraded 440cid V8 backed by a four-speed handbook transmission. Options embody Ramcharger hood, bucket seats, middle console, Hurst “Pistol Grip” shifter, and upgraded stereo. Completed in Hemi Orange with a Black vinyl high over a Black vinyl inside, this Dodge comes with unique broadcast sheet, fender tag, restoration receipts, proprietor’s handbook, and clear title.

This Coronet 500 was initially completed in Darkish Inexperienced Metallic (code EF8) with a Inexperienced vinyl high (code V1F). In the course of the restoration course of, this reportedly rust-free Coronet was repainted Hemi Orange (code EV2). Options embody non-functional R/T aspect intakes, fender-mounted flip sign indicators, Ramcharger air induction system with 440 emblems, chrome mirrors with handbook driver-side distant, wheel opening moldings, black Bumblebee stripe, and black taillight panel. A stroll around-video may be seen under.

A set of 15-inch polished aluminum American Racing Torq Thrust wheels is wrapped in 215/70 (entrance) and 295/50 (rear) BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires.

Initially outfitted with Inexperienced vinyl bucket seats (code D6F8), the cabin is now completed with Black vinyl entrance bucket seats. Options embody energy steering, console with Hurst “Pistol Grip” shifter, upgraded AM/FM radio, and woodgrain accents.

The Rallye instrument cluster features a 150-mph speedometer, 8,000-rpm tachometer with clock, and gauges for the gasoline degree, temperature, oil strain, and alternator. Aftermarket gauges for the oil strain and coolant temperature are mounted underneath the ashtray.

This Coronet 500 was initially outfitted with a 230-horsepower 318cid V8 backed by a TorqueFlite three-speed computerized transmission. Nonetheless, energy is now supplied by a extra acceptable 440 Magnum (the usual engine for the Coronet R/T) backed by a four-speed handbook transmission. Engine bay options embody chrome valve covers, four-barrel carburetor with aluminum consumption manifold, plenum for the Ramcharger air induction system, tube exhaust headers with high-temperature coating, MSD digital ignition system, and electrical fan. 

This Dodge is provided with an impartial entrance suspension and a strong rear-drive axle with 3.55 gears. Braking is supplied by handbook entrance discs and rear drums. A twin exhaust system exits on the rear.

Unique broadcast sheet, fender tag, restoration receipts, and proprietor’s handbook will include the acquisition of the automobile.

The public sale for this 1970 Dodge Coronet 500 upgraded to R/T standing ends Tuesday, February 20, 2024 at 11:30 a.m. (MST)

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