1969 Dodge Coronet for sale $119,900

RK Motors Charlotte is home to some of the coolest muscle cars on the planet and weve built our reputation on bringing you the best MoPars money can buy. Over the last eight years weve sold more Chrysler A12s than anyone and when we tell you this Coronet is one of the finest A12s weve ever seen its coming from first-hand experience. Not only does this restoration-fresh coupe feature a numbers-matching drivetrain it also boasts crisp Butterscotch Black and White aesthetics. And if youre looking for an incredible piece of Detroit metal thatll show just as well as it rides its an excellent opportunity to transform unmatched fun into impressive hard asset!

BODYWORK/TRIM

Is there any cooler pigment than this Super Bees shockingly smooth Hi Impact Butterscotch 2-stage? As one of the more subdued and scarce hues to come out of Chryslers hip brighter is better mindset the cars rare code 96 yellow is some of the crispest paint to ever adorn classic MoPar metal. Naturally the fall-like hue looks right at home highlighting this authentic A12s documented nut-and-bolt restoration. When applied under a vivid Super Bee stripe and buffed to a show worthy shine it becomes an absolutely fantastic reminder as to just how cool Detroits golden era really was. And overall this Dodge rolls as a high-gloss visual masterpiece which oozes the bare knuckle confidence and old school appeal that made Chrysler street warriors the stuff of legend!

The A12 Package was Chryslers very successful bid at creating a street legal platform for drag racers. That meant after being beat on weekend after weekend most of these MoPar track warriors were retired to the unglamorous existence of field decoration or barn furniture. Naturally finding a top-notch A12 is a pretty rare occurrence. In fact this killer Coronet was rare from the get-go as by the time all was said and done Chrysler had only produced roughly 150 auto-equipped WM23M hardtops. At the front of this classy coupe a bee-branded grille hangs four halogen headlights above a fresh chrome bumper and clear parking lamps. Behind that grille a lightweight hood centers a forward-facing scoop which wears bright SIX PACK scripts in the middle of four stainless pins and smooth black paint. Above that hood tinted glass rides between satin wipers pristine stainless frames and fresh fratzog-branded vinyl. Below that glass slab-sided body panels hang traditional door handles amid bright wheel trim clear marker lamps and a correct chrome mirror. And at the back of the car a black valance centers a bold DODGE script and factory-fresh taillights between stainless exhaust tips a small Bee emblem and a second chrome bumper.

ENGINE

Make good use of this Plymouths billet hood props and youll find an original 440 cubic inch Magnum V8 thats authenticated by a 2536430 casting number a May 16th 1969 casting date and a matching partial VIN. More popular than Chryslers famed Hemi and almost as feared Dodges storied 440 SIX PACK was designed to be the industrys best combination of comfort streetability and big block performance. Oxygen whips through functional cowl induction to a correctly decaled air cleaner and three original Holleys which are bolted to a correct Edelbrock intake. At the front of those carbs a traditional points distributor sequences fire through proven Chrysler Electronic Suppression cables. At the sides of that intake Hemi