Here we have a 1966 dodge coronet wagon. It is currently powered by a 2.5 indructable 6 cyl, y plans were to do a 5.7 convert but my plans have changed and I need to finish other products so here is your chance to own an extremely rare1966 coronet wagon. I know some of you may laugh at that statement but how many have you seen on the road, his is the only one I have ever seen. I know some of that may have to do with their desire but it is only a matter time, o take advantage of my loss. I purchased this car the way it sits it runs and drives but the motor and tranny are tired. I doubt the person who buys this car will leave the factory motor and tranny in it anyway. I do have a 360 with 727 torqueflite I can sell extra with the car, nbsp;just ask for more info.
Like I said the wagon is driven by a 2.5 6cyl automatic. I believe the tranny is a 904 not 100% sure. The rear axle looks to be an 8-3/4. I have not gone through any of the drivetrain and remains the way I bought it. I do have it taxed, agged and titled so it does see the street and has yet to give me a problem.
The interior I imagine is original so it has ware and tear.
The body is extremely solid in spots that usually total mopars like the cowl, irewall rockers, ans and door jams all look solid. The only spots that may cause some concern are the corners of the fenders doors and qtrs they haves begun to bubble and pinhole especially the right rear qtr. Im guessing because the spare tub is in rr qtr and water must have sat in there. The tailgate also has some rust at the base
If you would like more info that I have failed to cover or the pictures do not answer call or text 321-seven04-163four $500 down due with in 24 hours of auctions end. The car is soldlocally and I do reserve the right to sell outside this auction. Thank you and Good Luck.

On Feb-22-16 at 15:53:43 PST, eller added the following information:

Here we have a 1966 dodge coronet wagon. It is currently powered by a 2.5 indistructable 6 cyl. My plans were to do a 5.7 conversion but my plans have changed and I need to finish other projects so here is your chance to own an extremely rare 1966 coronet wagon. I know some of you may laugh at that statement but how many have you seen on the road, his is the only one I have ever seen. I know some of that has to do with their desire but it is only a matter time, o take advantage of my loss. I purchased this car the way it sits it runs and drives but the motor and tranny are tired. I doubt the person who buys this car will leave the factory motor and tranny in it anyway. I do have a 360 with 727 torqueflite I can sell extra with the car, nbsp;just ask for more info.

Like I said the wagon is driven by a 2.5 6 cyl automatic. I believe the tranny is a 904 not 100% sure. The rear axle looks to be an 8-3/4. I have not gone through any of the drivetrain and remains the way I bought it. I do have it taxed, agged and titled so it does see the street and has yet to give me a problem.
The interior I imagine is original so it has ware and tear.
The body is extremely solid in spots that usually total mopars like the cowl, irewall rockers, ans and door jams all look solid. The only spots that may cause some concern are the corners of the fenders doors and qtrs they haves begun to bubble and pinhole especially the right rear qtr. Im guessing because the spare tub is in rr qtr and water must have sat in there. The tailgate also has some rust at the base
If you would like more info that I have failed to cover or the pictures do not answer call or text 321-seven04-163four $500 down due with in 48 hours of auctions end, uyer is responsible for shipping. The car is soldlocally and I do reserve the right to sell outside this auction. Thank you and Good Luck.