1967 Dodge Coronet 500

Engine and Performance:

Engine: 383ci V8
Transmission: Automatic
Mileage: 97,842 miles shown

Exterior:

Color: White
Finish: Smooth and glossy across all body panels
Hood Scoop: Off-white finish
Chrome Trim: Excellent condition with negligible patina (bumpers, front grille, cabin-glass surrounds, body-side trim strips, wheel-openings, taillight surrounds)
Cabin Glass and Lighting Lenses: Clear and free of cracks

Badging:

Dodge crest in the front grille
D-O-D-G-E lettering atop the hood
“383” engine badges on the front fenders
“C-O-R-O-N-E-T 5 0 0” rear-fender badges
Dodge lettering and a Coronet 500 emblem on the rear
Wheels: Weld Racing® dish-style, 6-hole, bright-finish wheels
Tires: Cornell® 1000 tires in front, Cooper® Cobra Radial tires in the rear

Interior:

Upholstery: White vinyl with vertical pleats, free of damage
Carpeting: Black with “Coronet 500”-imprinted rubber carpet mats
Headliner: Black, showing seam separation and sagging
Trim: Black-painted panels on door and cabin-wall trim
Door Trim: Includes “Coronet 500” emblems
Steering Wheel: 3-spoke black with chrome horn ring and Dodge Division emblem

Dashboard:

Stock horizontal instrument and switchgear array
Equus® 8,000-rpm tachometer mounted on the left side of the steering column
Automatic transmission shift lever on the right
Stock controls for HVAC (air conditioning not installed)
Stock push-button AM radio
Auxiliary Equus gauges mounted below the dash (alternator output, coolant temperature, oil pressure)

Engine Bay:

Condition: Clean and tidy

Details:

Turquoise engine-block paint
Bare-metal manifold beneath the 4-barrel carburetor
Open-sided chrome air cleaner
“MOPAR Performance”-branded finned valve covers
Aluminum radiator
Red wiring

Undercarriage:

Exhaust System: Performance-exhaust headers, three-quarter-length dual-exhaust system with crossover pipe
Condition: Very clean lower engine and transmission surfaces
Summary:
This 1967 Dodge Coronet 500 is a beautifully refreshed classic with a non-numbers matching 383ci V8 engine. The white exterior finish is smooth and glossy, complemented by excellent chrome trim and well-maintained interior upholstery. The car retains a period-appropriate look with tasteful modern touches like auxiliary gauges and an upgraded tachometer. The engine bay is clean and detailed, and the car’s overall presentation makes it a standout choice for enthusiasts seeking a classic MOPAR muscle car.