1967 Dodge Coronet R/T Convertible

This 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T Convertible is a genuine big-block Mopar drop-top restored to an exceptional standard—so thorough, in fact, that even the floor pans have been painted to match the body. Built in January of 1967 and purchased in Tennessee, it wears a striking Bright Blue finish beautifully complemented by a matching white convertible top, a color combination that stops onlookers in their tracks. Beneath the hood lives the potent 440 cubic-inch 4-barrel High Performance V8, backed by a durable 3-speed automatic and the optioned 26-inch radiator for improved cooling under pressure, with all that muscle channeled through a Sure Grip 3.23 rear axle for confident, planted traction. Inside, a handsome light blue interior with sport vinyl bucket seats and upgraded trim delivers the kind of period-correct presentation collectors treasure. For the discerning enthusiast seeking a rare, well-documented R/T convertible with authentic muscle-car heritage, this Coronet is ready to reward you at your next show, cruise, or auction.

Engine & Transmission

Potent 440 cubic-inch 4-barrel High Performance V8—the heart of Dodge’s legendary R/T package
Durable 3-speed automatic transmission for smooth, confident shifting
Optioned 26-inch radiator delivering improved cooling capacity for spirited driving
Sure Grip differential with 3.23 gears for planted, confident traction to match the big-block’s output
Authentic, well-sorted drivetrain worthy of the R/T’s high-performance pedigree
Built to deliver genuine big-block muscle alongside relaxed open-air cruising

Exterior

Striking Bright Blue finish that commands attention from every angle
Matching white convertible top completing a stunning, head-turning color combination
Paint-matched wheels that tie the entire look together beautifully
Original-style 7.75×14 Red Streak tires for authentic, period-correct presentation
Restored to an exceptional standard, including floor pans painted to match the body
Unmistakable full-size Mopar convertible presence at any gathering

Interior

Handsome light blue interior blending comfort with authentic 1960s Mopar style
Sport vinyl bucket seats for a driver-focused, sporting seating position
Center console adding period-correct flair and function
Upgraded trim throughout for a refined, well-appointed cabin
Tachometer and AM radio with an aftermarket FM converter for enjoying modern stations
Tinted glass for added comfort and a clean, finished presentation

Suspension & Chassis

Solid, well-restored chassis worthy of an exceptional-standard build
Balanced, confident ride true to the full-size Coronet R/T character
Sure Grip 3.23 rear axle planting the big-block’s power to the pavement
Paint-matched wheels wrapped in correct Red Streak rubber for period authenticity
Road-ready foundation built for both boulevard cruising and show-field admiration
Dependable, sorted underpinnings you can trust mile after mile

Additional Info

Documented build date of January 1967 with known Tennessee purchase history
Restored to an exceptional standard—thorough enough that even the floor pans were painted to match the body
Desirable, correctly optioned R/T configuration with the 440 High Performance V8 and Sure Grip rear
Rare and highly collectible big-block Mopar convertible with authentic muscle-car heritage
Period-correct details throughout, from the Red Streak tires to the FM converter and tinted glass