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69 Coronet 440-6 sold at Mecum Today

340challconvert

340challconvert

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Thought it was a decent deal for a decent price. $36.3K
https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0120-396010/1969-dodge-coronet/
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Wow, I love both cars but as you already know:
I am partial to those "odd ball" 70 Bees!
And that GoMango is my FAV color for a Bee
 
is that the right radio?
 
Funny because I seen a 70Bee with dials not the knobs for sale at Mecum.
 
First line in the description says 'replica', doesn't need to conform to every factory detail. It's a nice driver musclecar, especially for the price.

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silversedan said:
can't stand those universal flex radiator hoses, not that hard to put on a correct looking one. First thing you see when looking under the hood.
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They have so many they're selling them at stores!
 
silversedan said:
can't stand those universal flex radiator hoses, not that hard to put on a correct looking one. First thing you see when looking under the hood.
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not to mention the 45.00 summit chrome valve covers , the painted power steering pump cap , something off about the rim blow steering wheel ... and the...
 
Just some thoughts; I would seriously consider buying a super clean built "replica" for 36K if I did not have the 75K or more to buy an original. (Which I do don't)
Personally, I would always like to own a non modified original car, but the price difference and desire to own a particular model would make it a serious consideration, at least for me.
In the long run; you could go out and drive this car for the price of a Toyota without having to worry about messing up a more expensive and rare model for a more reasonable price.
You could not put together a nice car for the price this sold for.
I usually do not like the green cars; but for some reason the F6 looks good to me here.
JMO
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I didn't see the "replica" in the description. Gotta agree with others, seems like a lot of car for the money, and one you could have fun with, without worrying about originality.
I remember seeing a very well done hemi challenger convertible clone go for around $100k when a real one is over a million. I would much rather have a well done clone that i could have fun with, than a real one i could only look at.
 
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