1968 Dodge Coronet R/T in Palm Springs, California

This stunning car recently underwent a remarkable restoration in Santa Rosa, California, in early 2024. Originally a Coronet 440, this Dodge has been carefully transformed through a detailed rotisserie restoration process. The future owner will receive a comprehensive binder filled with photographs that document every stage of the restoration, showcasing the dedication that went into reviving this vehicle. The car is designed to closely resemble the iconic Super Bee, capturing its spirit and style. Under the hood, you'll find the powerful factory 440 4bbl engine, paired with the highly sought-after 727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission. This beautiful vehicle features power steering and a new steering box for easy handling. The fully restored suspension guarantees a smooth ride. Inside, a luxurious white interior enhances the car's allure, complemented by a matching white vinyl top and an AM radio that elevates its classic vibe. The 1968 Dodge Coronet stands out with its striking MM-1 Bronze metallic finish, known as Turbine Bronze. This color highlights the car's design and features beautifully. Inside, the factory-optioned Pearl White interior adds elegance and sophistication. This Dodge is loaded with impressive features, including a heavy-duty suspension, power brakes, Red Line Firestone tires, and stylish Magnum 500 wheels with beauty rings. Distinctive Super Bee striping emphasizes its heritage. An updated fuel system enhances performance, featuring a Quick Fuel Holley Brawler Carburetor (670 CFM) with an electric choke, along with an electric fuel and pressure regulator. These upgrades are the only non- original equipment on the car, ensuring it retains its classic charm while delivering modern performance.