Unmolested '70 Coronet 440

[scuncio]

Just a 318 car with no performance options, but it's interesting to see them in unmodified condition 50 years later.

The white on green combo seemed pretty popular on the 1970s Mopars - used to see a bunch of them trimmed this way in Wisconsin when I was a kid (1980s). This particular car spent most of its life in NE...one of the reasons the body survived so well.

Link to 1970 Coronet auction (https://ebay.to/3hzpr7O)

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[Bill Pritchard]

Kinda hard to read the window sticker upside down, but I think I see Rallye Suspension listed among the options. I also see heavy duty brakes.....never heard of anything like that before, unless it means front disc brakes??

[Bill Pritchard]

Turned my computer screen upside down to read the dealership invoice.....this had to be a special ordered car with the options it has. I doubt that "Heavy duty brakes" meant disc brakes, because it was only a $22.65 option. "Steering wheel, sport type" is also listed on there as a $26.75 option......probably the fake wood grain plastic. A nice set of wheels would make this car look much better, even though I'm not a fan of the 70 Coronet models. Interesting car.

[scuncio]

Totally agree...a little cleanup and some cool wheels would set this one apart.