440-Powered 1967 Dodge Coronet 500

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Introduced as part of Dodge’s mid-size performance lineup, the Coronet 500 offered buyers a balance between muscle car presence and upscale features during the height of the late‑‘60s horsepower wars. With clean hardtop styling, bold brightwork, and available high‑output V8 power, the Coronet 500 has become an increasingly collectible Mopar that delivers both cruising comfort and classic American performance.

Finished in Super White with a black vinyl roof over a red vinyl cabin, this 1967 Dodge Coronet 500 is a two‑door hardtop coupe that has been upgraded with later big‑block power. In place of the original 383ci V8, under the hood is a carbureted 440ci V8 reportedly modified with a mild cam. Power is delivered through an A‑727 Torqueflite 3‑speed automatic transmission to an 8¾‑inch rear axle with 3.73 gearing. The car rides on American Racing Torq Thrust wheels wrapped in staggered tires and features power-assisted front disc brakes.

This 1967 Dodge Coronet 500 is now offered at no reserve with an Iowa title in the seller’s name.

Highlights

• Powered by a modified 440ci V8 featuring Holley components and a mild cam

• A‑727 Torqueflite 3-speed automatic transmission and 3.73 rear gearing

• Refinished in Super White with a black vinyl roof over a red vinyl interior

• Upgraded wheels, front brakes, and cooling components

Equipment

• A-727 Torqueflite 3-speed automatic transmission

• Dual exterior mirrors

• Bucket front seats

• Center console

Modifications

• Factory power windows converted to manual (still wired for power)

• 15‑inch American Racing Torq Thrust wheels

• 440ci V8 reportedly fitted with a mild camshaft

• Holley intake manifold, carburetor, and air filter

• Aftermarket exhaust system

• Aluminum valve covers

• Aluminum radiator

Servicing

According to the seller, the following work has been completed:

• Exterior repaint completed approximately one year ago in Super White

• Lower rear quarter patch panels installed prior to repaint

• Coronet 500 quarter emblems replaced

• Re-chromed front and rear bumpers

• Trunk and door seals replaced

Known Imperfections

• Title branding listed as “Cumulative Damage”

• Heater, blower fan, and air conditioning are inoperable

• Interior shows light sun fading consistent with age

• Driver’s seat stitching is torn

Ownership History

This Dodge Coronet 500 is currently titled in Iowa in the seller’s name.

Included

• Modern all‑weather Dodge rubber floor mats

• Spare unused rubber window seals