1970 Dodge Coronet Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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What owners say

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(acceleration) well im going by past experience since its still not road worthy yet, but i will snap your neck. Braking was poor. Handling i hope is better with the new front suspension components. Build quality is good for being 40 lpus years old. Appearance is in need of brightening. Cost of ownership has been great but only by choice, although its not a prius. The car was a major fun car to own and drive.

October 23, 2011

It's a convertible musclecar... what else do you need. I just don't get much better than this. Engine is a 440, 4spd manual transmission, limited-slip rearend, Hurst pistol grip shifter and dual exhaust. Only about 920 Coronet convertibles made in 1970.

January 5, 2012

Trims & specs

Super Bee 440 Hardtop specifications

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Super Bee Hardtop specifications

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R/T Hardtop specifications

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R/T Convertible specifications

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