1950 Dodge Coronet Base 3.8l Gyro-matic Trans on 2040-cars
Verona, Wisconsin, United States
1950 Dodge Coronet 4 Dr Sedan 230 6 Cylinder Gyro-Matic trans. One year ago I bought it from my dad who owned it for more than 20 yrs. Engine runs great, trans works very good, body not in the greatest shape. Lots of rust on the floor boards and trunk. Exterior is in pretty good shape overall, just needs a lot of metal work on the interior areas. One year ago drove it from my dads house to my house(Approx. 40 miles). This car is mostly original, pretty much the only change to it is it was converted to a 12 volt system. Not everything was converted, things like the lights are still 6 volt. Not overly excited to see it go, but I'm not a body man, its more than I can do. I do have some rocker panels and floor and trunk pans that I had purchased, but the fronts don't seem to be correct. This and anything I took off, like the seats, will go with it. The radiator is currently removed. I had taken it out and had it boiled out and painted. When I parked it, gauges and lights all worked and as I stated, the engine and trans operated great. Doesn't have seats in it at the moment so it will need to be trailered. Happy bidding and feel free to ask any questions.
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