The Original Wide Body: 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 Manual

In 1965 the Coronet name was revived for use on a Dodge product, this time an intermediate sized sedan that immediately became the highest volume Dodge from a sales perspective. This fifth generation Dodge Coronet was built on a shared intermediate sized platform with the Plymouth Belvedere/Savoy/GTX/Road Runner and Dodge Charger from 1965 through 1970...and it is a beast of an automobile. Find this 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 Manual offered for $16,500 in Burlingame, CA via craigslist. Tip from FuelTruck.

Labor of Love: 1969 AMC Rambler 440 Wagon

This next car comes from tipper JB1025 who writes: Very sanitary, nice AMC little wagon don't see this nice very often.  Yup, you sure don't seem them like this...and I suspect this car is a labor of love and not a cheap build.  Find this 1969 AMC Rambler 440 Wagon offered for $14000 in Phoenix, AZ via craigslist.

7.2 Big Block: 1968 Plymouth Fury III

Some cars are all hat and no horse, but today's Plymouth is packing heat (literally no AC car here).  This Fury III has been fitted with the enthusiast's buffet: 440 big block, loud exhaust, B&M ratchet, and posi rear end.  Domestic sedans do not command big resale dollars so you can save up for for all gas which you will consume if you rack up any miles on this thirsty beast.  Find this 1968 Plymouth Fury III for sale in Bremerton, OR WA for $3,500 via craigslist.  Tip from fuel truck.

15k: Under Wraps: 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T 440

 In 1965 the Coronet name (retired from the full sized platform in 1959) was revived for the mid-sized B-body platform (shared with Plymouth Belvedere, Savoy, GTX, Road Runner and Dodge Charger). The Coronet R/T was the model to get in 1967 as it was powered by a tweaked version of the 440 cubic inch Magnum V8.  Find this 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T 440 currently bidding for $12,700 here on eBay with one day to go, located in Cleveland, TN.