Name/Title
1967 Dodge Coronet R/T ConvertibleDescription
This 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T Convertible was a popular, high-performance muscle car. Customers had a choice between two engines, the 440 Magnum and 426 Hemi. The museum's Coronet has the former. The basic transmission for this car was a three-speed automatic, although a four-speed stick was available.
Additionally, customers could choose between a hardtop and convertible. Some more features include four-barrel carburetor, free-flowing dual exhaust, chrome valve covers, and a wheelbase of 119". Vinyl bucket seats, a center console, and a fixed center cushion with a pulldown armrest were standard features of the interior.
This particular Coronet was initially purchased from Silver’s Garage in Presque Isle, Maine, and later found its way to St. Louis, Missouri. Years later it was brought to Boothbay, Maine, under new ownership.Motor Vehicle Type
AutomobileMake and Manufacture
Manufacturer
DodgeModel
Coronet R/T ConvertibleManufacture Date
1967Motor Vehicle Details
Engine
Engine Position
Front-EngineBore/Stroke
Bore: 4.25 inches. Stroke: 3.75 inches.Horsepower
375Drivetrain
Drive Type
Rear-Wheel DriveBody
Body Style
ConvertibleDoors
2Number of Passengers
5Top Speed
Around 125 mphLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
ConvertibleNomenclature Primary Object Term
AutomobileNomenclature Sub-Class
Motor VehiclesNomenclature Class
Land Transportation T&ENomenclature Category
Category 07: Distribution & Transportation Objects
