I looked everywhere for the broadcast sheet when I bought the car and couldn't find it. I did find the original interior build sheet from ACME Upholstery to Dodge Bros. Inc. which is pretty cool. And is safely back in the rear seat springs where I found it.
Today, cleaning up some other crap and come across this random folder. It's from the previous owner and all the receipts for work he did on it while he had the car. I sat down and decided to go through the entire thing (it's big) and looky what I found buried in the middle! Pretty cool.
Just a shot in the dark. Looking at purchasing this 67 RT. Owner has some docs like the sales receipt, but does not recall finding a Build Sheet. Anybody have anything to share?
I have a 70 coronet 500 deluxe with 81000 original miles 318 with air itâs In great original condition it looks like the quarters were touched up but there seems to be no body work the interior is in great condition headliner has a few holes
Frame and floors are in great condition thinking about selling trying to put a value on the car
I've decided to challenge myself to see if I can get my 1967 Coronet put back together, in a presentable way for the next car show season.
This is my first car, and I've owned it since 1990. I drove it to school, work.. the weekend street races, everywhere. It was a blast to drive. I took it off the road in about 1997 to build it into "a super car" ....life got in the way however I managed to drag it with me everywhere I went.
So the plans are to try to get it ready for Ocean City Maryland in late May and put in back to similar configuration when it was on the road. So the intended build will be a stockish 440 with 3.23 gears.
Ill post some pictures, hope to get some direction and even motivation from the crew here...
Hello,
Thanx for letting me join. My 68 is very close to be going back on the street. It is a 68 r/t clone that I just upgraded with a brand new pearl white interior. Iâll try to upload a picture, but it wonât work from my phon.
greets Mark
