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For sale a 1970 Dodge Coronet 500, 340 with AC (not working). Project started many years ago, but looking to find a new home. Car has been in the family for over 30 years. I purchased the car from my brother-in-law back in 2004, who owned it for about 15 years. My kids (4 boy’s) are getting older and starting to move on with their own lives. They never really got into getting their hands dirty with the older style cars. Kids now a days just want that instant gratification that the newer cars offer. I also own a 1970 Road Runner and a 2018 R/T Durango that I want to spend more time enjoying, which leaves me very little time to spend on this car. Generally, I move it side to side to get the other vehicles out of the garage. Car is located in South Florida, Palm Beach County. The car is in need of body, but below is a small list of the things that I have done over the years.
New gas tank, sending unit and gas line to the carburetor.
New brake lines and master cylinder.
New brake pads, and guts.
New Tires.
Low miles on new TCI trani.
Converted to a Posi rear with 323 gears.
Rebuilt carburetor.
New Carpet.
Front seats are in great shape.
I did my best to come up with comps for a price range, and below is what I found. Based on these, I am asking $12,900. or best offer. I haven’t posted this car anywhere else yet, because I wanted to start here with my B-Bodies family. Any comments or suggestions are welcomed, like is it a fair price, anything that I should change in the write up or where would be the best place to list the car.
1970 Dodge Coronet project car (doesn’t run) for $10,250.
1970 Dodge Coronet Project car (interior is shot) for $10,900.
1970 Dodge Coronet project car for $7,500.
1970 Dodge Coronet, destroyed for $4,500.
New gas tank, sending unit and gas line to the carburetor.
New brake lines and master cylinder.
New brake pads, and guts.
New Tires.
Low miles on new TCI trani.
Converted to a Posi rear with 323 gears.
Rebuilt carburetor.
New Carpet.
Front seats are in great shape.
I did my best to come up with comps for a price range, and below is what I found. Based on these, I am asking $12,900. or best offer. I haven’t posted this car anywhere else yet, because I wanted to start here with my B-Bodies family. Any comments or suggestions are welcomed, like is it a fair price, anything that I should change in the write up or where would be the best place to list the car.
1970 Dodge Coronet project car (doesn’t run) for $10,250.
1970 Dodge Coronet Project car (interior is shot) for $10,900.
1970 Dodge Coronet project car for $7,500.
1970 Dodge Coronet, destroyed for $4,500.