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The Coronet line, which shared Chrysler's B-Body platform with the Belvedere and Charger, received a complete redesign in 1968 and feature a lot of typical Mopar muscle character as well as style that has translated into desirability in the classic car market. This Coronet 2-door hardtop for sale features a tasteful restoration inside and out starting with a deep Blue paintjob that gives the car an energetic and glossy look and really accents the clean body lines of this car. According to the seller, who has owned the vehicle for over 20 years, this car underwent its restoration using the original sheet metal. The Center Line Forged wheels and Cooper raised white letter tires really set the stance off on this 1970 Dodge Coronet. Under the hood you'll find the desirable 440 CID V8 engine that has been rebuilt around 2,500 miles ago according to the seller and features several performance upgrades from aluminum heads, Edelbrock aluminum intake, MSD distributor, Champion radiator and power steering. One of the highlights of this build has to be the Tremec 5-speed manual transmission that has been swapped in- you'll really appreciate that extra gear when you're cruising at speed! Inside this Coronet, the seating...

While Dodge has been at the forefront of making top caliber muscle cars, there are a very few that can be recognized as a legendary status vehicle. Among them came the Super Bee. The Super Bee was know to basically be a Coronet on steroids in terms of performance. This 70 Super Bee takes the cake in that category as the rotisserie restoration on this car has meticulous detail put into it and performance above and beyond what should ever be put in front of a novice driver. Under the hood of this beast lies a 496 stroker RB V8 which comes from boring and stroking out a 440 cubic inch V8 to new heights. The monstrous V8 is paired up to a 4-speed manual transmission offering a true feel of what it means to drive a muscle car. The power is all transferred back to a Dana 60 rear end which is equipped with a limited slip differential and a 4:10 gear ratio to help this muscle legend hood up during take off. The outside of the Bee is coated in B5 blue courtesy of Sikkens paint which helps in showing off the Super Bee stripe and graphics on the...

Rarely do we get an opportunity to offer a time capsule like this, but this is one of those moments. Purchased new on 03/23/1970 from Garland Dodge in Dallas, TX (original Bill of Sale in hand), this Coronet 500 is one of only 67 examples made with the E63 coded 383CID 4bbl carb engine and TorqueFlight automatic combo. Also equipped with factory A/C & heat(H51), bucket seats(D6XW), power brakes(B51), center console(C16), power steering(S77), a solid-state am/fm radio(R21), Rally wheels with trim rings(W23) but now with Magnum 500's, wood grain steering wheel(S81) and the white convertible top(V3W), making this 1970 Coronet 500 an absolute showpiece! Finished in the B5 code Bright Blue over the white interior & white convertible top with trim code (D6XW), this Coronet screams 1970 MOPAR! This was a daily driver up until the mid-90's, when it was packed away and stored until early 2016, when the family decided it was time to dust off the 'Windy Car' as the...

Dressed in Top Banana Yellow with an accenting black vinyl top and black trunk rally stripe this Coronet screams Mopar Muscle. The jet black vinyl interior is extremely clean and well put together. This entire car has been professionally detailed and is ready to take over any car show or cruise night you attend. Powering this RT is an iconic 440 Cubic Inch V8/6 Pack that is backed by a 727 Torque Flite transmission. The 8 3/4 rear end has been stuffed with 3. 91 gears and a posi that are ready to roast the tires right off of the rally wheels. With ten years since its restoration this 70 Coronet still shows extremely well and will turn heads everywhere it goes. Powering this Mopar around town is made easy with power brakes and power steering. There are not many of these cars around, especially set up the way that this one has been. Another unique point on this...

Our supercharged 440 Dodge Coronet is rocking a vibrant yellow paint job with a brown cloth interior. This Coronet is also sporting some super bee decals however without the original VIN and fender tag we have not verified if it is indeed a super bee or not. Based off an inspection report this is a factory original 440 CID V8 with a factory original 727 automatic transmission. The supercharger is a B&M blower and in the back is a Dana nine inch posi rear end. Disk brakes in the front with drums in the rear and some B. G Goodrich comp T/A drag radials P325/50R15 back there as well. This is a cool example of an older project car that has been well preserved over the years. This Coronet is hot and ready for take off it just needs a...