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New member, old restoration - 1969 Coronet 440 Project (First Post)

69cornet440

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Thanks for letting me join guys!

About 10 years ago, when I was 19 year old, I bought my 1969 Dodge Coronet 440. I bought it as a shell and knew I had a long road ahead of me but I love this car and looking forward to the first day I can sit behind the wheel and start this beast.

Over the past few years (post college), I was finally able to dig into my resto-project. So far I have my motor all done and ready to be installed. It is completely rebuilt top to bottom except head work. Should be within the next few weeks I get to fire it up for the first time! Take a look and let me know what you guys think!

*I have a BUNCH of spare parts, questions about my missing parts and paint coding, so I'm sure you guys will see my rookie posts throughout the site if I can figure this all out haha.

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Welcome 69Coronet440. Great start and love the pics. Which engine did you build and what is in it....performance wise? Interested as I have a 69Coronet and flopping between 383/440. Keep the pictures coming please!
 
Welcome aboard, keep us posted with your progress.
 
Thanks Moca. I decided to go with a 440. It's a 1972 block boiled out, micd up, and rebuilt with bore over .60

Internals:
- Keith Black Alum Pistons
- Comp Cam (Street)
- ARP Rods, Bolts, misc
- Edelbrock High Rise Intake
- Holley 750

More to come. I actually just decided I am going "new style" and painting it all Hemi Orange. Might regret it, but we will see when the finished product is done.
 
Welcome from MI. Looks like a great project.
 
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