FOR SALE 1967 Coronet 500

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FOR SALE 1967 Coronet 500​

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• Start dateJan 9, 2022

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Jerry Hall​

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Selling a 67 Coronet 500 that I have offered before, in various stages of finish. Now it's done. I did it the way that suited me as no one stepped up before completion and finished it their way.
Details:
Fresh engine 383
New TCI 727
8 3/4 Rebuilt 3:73 gears
New Springs
New Shocks
New Exhaust System
NOS Fender Turn Signal Indicators
New Paint (Driver Quality) original color
Hemi Scoop added
New Interior:
Includes carpet, seat covers, Headliner, and freshened door panels. Dash refurbished, A/C working and defroster vents repaired. Cluster reworked with a working speedometer, circuit boards, and instrument lights.
Has the stock heater/AC box and controls, and updated compressor, lines, and water valve. Converted to 134 freon.
I'm sure I haven't covered all that was done, but if you have questions just ask. I also have almost 300 pictures of the transformation. A over 2 year comprehensive restoration.

And This is what I started with.

Asking $27,500 OBO
PM @Jerry Hall for additional information

 

[Jerry Hall]

Additional work just completed.
New radiator
New Transmission Lines
New Cooling Fans Relays

I never liked the radiator that was in the car ,so when a small leak developed, I took the opportunity to make that all new. Upon looking at the relay setup that operated the cooling fans, it was decided that it was no longer reliable, so this was replaced. There was a splice in the transmission lines, so to avoid leaks in the future those are also New.

I'm not changing the price, so this is a added bonus. The radiator that was in there could have been fixed, but I really don't like to patch anything. If it's worth doing, do it right the first time.
Here is a picture of the removed radiator.

It's in the scrap aluminum pile now.

 

[Jerry Hall]

Still available.

 

[Jerry Hall]

It's at the bottom of post #1. $27,500.

 

[Jerry Hall]

Still available.