For Sale: 1957 Dodge Coronet in Winter Garden, Florida

1957 Dodge Coronet, 4 door with the same monster D-500 325-cubic inch 285 horsepower Hemi with single four-barrel carburetor that 57 police cars had. In 1957 the Police Pursuit D-500 Dodge was very popular with law enforcement, so much so that the Missouri Highway Patrol ordered 400 of them. These early Hemi powerhouses propelled the 1956 Chrysler 300 models to many NASCAR wins. This car also features fender skirts and two rear antennas. The 1957 Dodge Coronet received a drastic new design. "Forward Look" styling, dubbed "swept wing", featured tall, sweeping fins, copious amounts of chrome trim, wraparound windshields, and exhaust-style taillights. The cars were also long, low, and wide, distinct from any other car manufacturers were manufacturing. Featuring several exterior changes: new dual headlamps & dual hood ornaments. The Dodge Coronet of this era and future years were terrific sellers and sought by many. Superior handling over other '50s cars. Torsion-Aire Ride (torsion bar) front suspension and a heavy-duty suspension with heavy-duty shock absorbers and a heavy-duty leaf-sprung rear. A 3.73:1 rear axle was standard. Paint and body. 2 tone Dodge Tropical Coral and Glacier White. Upper and lower 2-piece chrome bumper. The top dipped down allowing a nice front and center space for branding, and the lower piece was split in half by the license plate. Hooded (The top of the fender came over the top of the single headlight and the fog lamp). Beautiful lines, body fit and gap plus the alternating 2 colors made a sleek & elegant body design. Your eyes naturally follow one shape into another. Very cutting-edge look that put the other big 2 on notice. Interior: A leather topped, almost houndstooth, like fabric in the middle and leather siding on the bench seat were a focal point of the interior. Power windows were a new standard feature. The fourth generation of styling and mechanical improvements was introduced in 1957 and would continue through 1959. Dash mounted rear view mirror. 2 tone steel dash Gray on top and repeated Glacier White on the face, etc. Original push button 80 M radio. Once again, this is a museum car and whether the radio works or not would require a new battery. The speedometer was wide and centered with the steering wheel and underneath was a blacked out, chrome trimmed gauge cluster. A black painted glove box door created an elegant symmetry. Red horizontal stitched leathers door panel tops with a vertical lined trim strip split the Red from the Black bottom of the door panel. Longer than typical door levers provided both form & function as this is a large car with large heavier doors. Stopping power was by 12-inch diameter drums, and 13 optional rear axles were available, ranging from 2.92:1 through 6.17:1. Suspension upgrades included a Torsion-Air Ride setup in the front, along with heavy-duty shocks, and a heavy-duty leaf-sprung rear. 7.60x15 tires on 15x8-inch wheels, with wide white walls. This vehicle is either classic, antique, exotic, super rare, or all of the above. This vehicle is being sold from one of the largest automobile museums in the world. We want to be clear and try to answer any questions our customers might have prior to purchasing. Financing is Available as is Vehicle Shipping from the Museum to your Garage. A Classic Car Warranty is Available for Purchase. Please speak to our Sales Associate for more information. Our team is working and available anytime by Phone or Text for your convenience at 407-559-7759. Thank you for your interest!