The Dodge Coronet has been in production since 1974. It came out as a two-door coupe for starters. It morphed into a four-door sedan, transformed into a station wagon and started packing up all the torque with a V8 engine in 318 cu in. 360 cu in and 400 cu in.
The curtains closed in 1976 since it got renamed to Dodge Monaco. Some people wanted the same body they so loved when it was still the Coronet so Chrysler retained the family favorite and renamed it to the Dodge Diplomat.
Take note that the family-car started in 1974 but did you know that the Dodge Coronet used to be a muscle car back in ’69? They called it the Dodge Super Bee – the most affordable way to own a muscle car. The older Coronet used to have a 383 horsepower going on but consumer didn’t like hood scoops then.
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Dodge : Coronet 1965 Dodge Coronet Mopar Plymouth Rod Classic Muscle NR Price: 9,700.00 34 Bids End Time: 2d 8h 27m |
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Dodge : Coronet 1967 dodge coronet 500 custom paint on 24" wheels Price: 2,550.00 21 Bids End Time: 1d 8h 39m |
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Dodge : Coronet coronet 440 dodge coronet convertible Price: 2,500.00 14 Bids End Time: 19h 3m |
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Dodge : Coronet Super Bee 1968 Super Bee 383 Auto QQ1 blue numbers match Price: 21,000.00 End Time: 1d 7h |
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Dodge : Coronet R/T 440 C.I. 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T, Ex Barrett-Jackson Price: 39,995.00 End Time: 6h 5m |
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Dodge : Coronet Superbee 1970 Dodge Superbee Coupe, Post car, Scat pack Price: 1,636.00 13 Bids End Time: 2d 5h 15m |
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Dodge : Coronet HARDTOP 1951 Dodge, Hardtop Coronet, Street Rod, V8 Price: 6,100.00 15 Bids End Time: 4d 22h 17m |
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Dodge : Coronet RT 1968 Dodge Coronet RT Price: 14,400.00 11 Bids End Time: 1h 15m |
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Dodge : Super Bee coronet 70 Super Bee Ram Charger 4 speed Dana 440 mopar N96 Price: 13,500.00 End Time: 4h 59m |
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Dodge : Coronet Super Bee 1970 Dodge Super Bee Project Price: 2,247.22 11 Bids End Time: 1d 3h 22m |
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Dodge : Coronet Super Bee 69 Dodge Super Bee 440 6-Pack Hemi 4-Speed Price: 14,800.00 10 Bids End Time: 7h 6m |
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Dodge : Coronet HEMI 1955 Dodge HEMI Coronet Coupe Air Ride 55,56,57 Chevy Price: 30,000.00 End Time: 1d 17h 55m |
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Dodge : Coronet 318 1966 Dodge Coronet Convertible 318 Automatic Red Price: 1,582.57 10 Bids End Time: 1d 23h 57m |
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Dodge : Coronet 1966 DODGE CORONET WAGON Price: 3,150.00 9 Bids End Time: 6h 58m |
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Dodge : Coronet Coronet 500 1969 Dodge Coronet 500 H Code 383 Convertible Price: 2,025.00 10 Bids End Time: 2d 8h 5m |
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Dodge : Coronet coupe 1967 dodge coront r/t clone Price: 13,000.00 End Time: 1d 7h 43m |
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Dodge : Coronet 440 1968 Dodge Coronet 440 Price: 2,650.00 8 Bids End Time: 3d 7h 38m |
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Dodge : Coronet Superbee 70 Cornet/Super bee #'s Matching Price: 9,322.22 10 Bids End Time: 7d 3h 29m |
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Dodge : Coronet RT/Clone 1968 Dodge Coronet R/T Clone/Tribute-"Bid it to win it" Price: 7,495.00 End Time: 4d 8h 56m |
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Dodge : Coronet 1955 Dodge Coronet, V8, 2 Door Post Project Price: 631.00 6 Bids End Time: 20h 7m |
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1969 Dodge Coronet 440
October 16th, 2009 at 11:15 pm
Whoever wrote the Coronet article is at best misinformed, the Dodge coronet has been around since the 1950’s. There are two 1950’s coronets for sale on this website, personally I would never buy a car from someone who doesn’t even know what it is and furthermore being a novice car collector I am disgusted that I know more about these cars than whoever wrote this article, ever hear of wikipedia? Ridiculous.
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