1969 Dodge Coronet two-door hardtop. Featuring a rebuilt 383 cubic
inch V8 engine with Edelbrock intake manifold, paired to a 727
automatic transmission with a manual valve body. Featuring power
brakes, power steering and 4:10 rear gears. Under the hood,
ceramic-coated headers, a Demon carburetor, Mallory ignition and an
aluminum radiator. Hemi Orange paint job complemented by a black
vinyl top and distinctive SuperBee markings including tail stripe
and rear quarter decals, and "six-pack" on the hood scoop. Riding
on American Racing Torque Thrust wheels with Mickey Thompson radial
tires, with front disc brakes featuring drilled and slotted rotors
for improved stopping power. Inside, black vinyl bucket seats, a
center console with ratcheting style shifter, and a modern Dakota
Digital back-lit gauge cluster as well as a JVC aftermarket stereo.
The horn button is missing on the wood-rimmed steering wheel. This
BIG BLOCK likes to a warm-up before driving. On the road, lots of
power for fun combined with a comfortable ride with excellent power
steering and a smooth ride.
Rebuilt 383 V8 engine with over $10,000 invested in parts and
labor
Automatic 727 transmission with manual valve body and 3200 RPM
stall converter
Classic 1969 six-pack hinged hood with Super Bee clone markings and
emblems
American Racing Torque Thrust wheels fitted with Mickey Thompson
radials
Modern Dakota digital dash integration with full gauge
functionality
Aftermarket JVC stereo accompanied by original style black vinyl
interior and woodgrain accents
If this vehicle has repairs you would like to have taken care of
that perhaps the seller didn't address, please ask our staff for an
estimate. We have a full service and restoration shop that can
handle most anything! Please see video for full breakdown of this
vehicle. Give us a call at 507-386-1726 or email
"[email protected]" to inquire about this vehicle.
TRADES WILL BE CONSIDERED AND FINANCING IS AVAILABLE! This
particular vehicle IS ELIGIBLE for an extended warranty! Ask us for
more details! •••MN residents are responsible for tax, license and
title procurement fees. Out of state buyers will only have a $275
Title Procurement fee, no tax or other fees charged.•••
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