1966 Coronet 440 Convertible - how rare is it ?

1966 Dodge Coronet 440 Convertible
Sold new in Toledo, Ohio
75K original miles
Code correct repaint
Original carpet - not sure whether power top is original
Original interior in good condition
Car has always been in Toledo, Ohio
318 two barrel - 727 automatic - 8.75 rear end
Power steering & brakes - factory am radio - no ac
Turnkey driver
Clear Ohio Title

How rare is this car ?


Jim

no color break downs
http://www.glenwood76.com/Coronet_Production_65_76.htm#1966 Coronet 440
1664 made with 318 auto.

What do any of the above have to do with how rare the car is?

rare vs desireable......for the money..desireable is more to me..and after 50 years without going to the scrapper....they're all rare

nice chart

Thank you for the chart link ...


Jim

A 52 year old two door convertible with an original interior - 75K miles - no rust - no bondo - straight body - original powertrain - sold new where it remains now .....

Is a rare car in my opinion

There is an increasing appreciation for close to original cars - this one would probably be more rare if it had not be re-painted.

Jim

Nice car! Is it yours?

fortunatelly.

No .....

There is a guy who has lived his whole life in a small town outside of Toledo.

He lives in a house next to the house that he grew up in.

He is a Pontiac guy but has a few notable Moparts cars.

Pretty much all of the cars he owns he acquired in the Toledo area.

He is willing to sell this car and I offered to see what I could find out about how rare it is.

I took a few videos and more images and put them on my Instagram and Facebook pages.


Jim

It's worth $3200
I will bring a trailer......

Agreed...

How on Earth would anyone know how rare the car is based on those criteria? No one can answer that.