1971 Dodge Coronet Wagon HP

[1778ppr]

I saw this car years ago at a local car show. I talked to the owner for quite a while. He told me he wasn’t 100% sure it was original but thought the car was original. He had some documentation to back that up and the car was the way he bought it from the previous owner. He said he had done some minor things like new tires etc. Bottom line, cool wagon!

Location: Palatine, Illinois, 60067
Stock #: 71440ILKF
VIN #: WP45N1A191753
Mileage: 42096
Transmission: Manual
Exterior: White
Interior: Black

Seller’s Description: Here is a 1971 Dodge Coronet Crestwood 4 Door Wagon. This wagon is very RARE. This is 1 of 4 EVER BUILT! - WOW Factory 383ci - 4 speed !!!!! Appraised at 28k Highly Documented with Broadcast sheet Photos during restoration- Featured in Multiple MagazinesNow Powered by a 440 V8 Engine with 500HPEdelbrock 650 carb and TTI Ceramic Coated headers4- Speed Manual TransBoth The Engine and the Trans were rebuilt in 2012Factory Posi Rear end with 3:55Power Steering Power Brakes Drum Brakes all around3 inch stainless steel exhaustTwo way tailgate White exterior is in good driver quality conditonThere is some minor rust on the doors and tailgate and also some minor surface rust located on the undercarriageExterior chrome is complete and great qualityBlack interiorSeats 9 passengers! There is a small hole in the drivers seatTach is not working Heat/ DefrostAir Conditioning- Needs a Charge AM/ FM Stereo Located at our Dealership WE FINANCE/ DELIVER AND SHIP WORLD WIDE , Power Steering , Power Brakes

Price: $24,900

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/dodge/coronet/1922759.html

 

[69SportSatellite]

They did make a few Coronet HP wagons, but they were likely rare. I owned a documented 1 of 1 1967 Coronet wagon: 383HP, 4 speed, A/C and SureGrip. Fun to drive, but rusted so much that it was well beyond my ability and budget to restore. I had planned to use it as a donor for the power train (for my '69 Sport Satellite) but once I learned of its rarity, I passed it along to a fellow FBBO member who is restoring it.

Cool wagon, but I'd need to see documentation -- and it's only my opinion, but I would prefer it with a stock (non-scoop) hood. Love the long roof flat tops!

 

[dieseldazzle]

My late uncle owned a 67 belvedere 383 four barrel 4 speed wagon.

 

[Bruzilla]

Sounds like someone had a fun day filling out the options sheet at the dealership.

 

[747mopar]

I like it!!

 

[nstyle73]

I believe this was in Hot Rod a few years ago, or Mopar Muscle. Cool car. It has been for sale for a while through these guys. I thought I saw it last year advertised around $18K somewhere, which I thought was pretty decent.