Up for sale is a stunning example of a 1970 Dodge Coronet R/T convertible. As far as how rare it is, this Coronet was one of 219 440 four-barrel models built that year, but, this is not your everyday convertible. This car was one of 10 sequentially numbered, identically optioned 1970 Coronet R/T convertibles built for promotional purposes. Some of the options include, A01 light package; A48 bumper guards (front); power disc brakes; center console with wood trim; bucket seats; six-way adjustable seat; tinted glass (except convertible back glass); G33 mirror, left remote, J41 pedal dress up; J45 hood pins; M83 bumper guards (rear); N42 exhaust tips; P31 power windows; R22 AM radio with stereo tape; S77 power steering; S83 Rim Blow steering wheel; U84 F60-15 tires with raised white letters; W21 15-inch Rallye wheels, and most importantly...air conditioning!! The engine was replaced with a correct date coded 1969 block that runs excellent. This car was meticulously restored using NOS parts and original body panels. The paint and body are show quality, having placed at both the Mopar Nationals in Ohio and the Muscle car and corvette nationals in Chicago (MCACN). This car was also featured in Hemmings, dodge garage, and Mopar magazines. As far as drivability goes, this is one of the most finely tuned B bodies i've ever had the pleasure of driving. Everywhere you go, this car will get endless attention and compliments. This is coming from a private collection and we gladly welcome inspections.
