Mopar collectors are always looking for the rare and desireable creations that will increase in value over time.   The collectabilty "rules" always seem to favor the most powerful engine the maker offered, convertibles, or cars that were made in small numbers.  So, a Hemi powered R/T convertible would be worth a penny or two, right?  What if they made, say only THREE of them?!   

This particular example comes complete with original window sticker, Certicard, and Galen Govier Appraisal (who graded the car a 2.2 in condition and valued it at $149,700 back in 2003.)  The car has remained in the same hands since then, professionally stored in a climate controlled garage.

The original top is intact but may need replacement, the WW-1 White paint is in very good condition, underbody is original body color and NOT undercoated.

The interior is P6X premium trimmed bucket seats, standard instruments with 150 MPH speedometer, and  a partial horn ring steering wheel.  Everything is in good working condition, lights, turn signals, brake light, back-up lights, horn, etc.

Chrome and glass are in very good condition, as are the chrome valve covers (available in the "Hustle Stuff" catalog) and "Chrome Dome" air cleaner.  Everything in the trunk is present and in excellent condition, bumper jack/tube, spare tire & wheel, original trunk floor, and quality reproduction trunk mat.

The Dana 60 rear end, chrome valve covers, and fan clutch are not correct to the car, but add to its driveability and eye appeal.  Also added are an oil pressure gauge and electronic ignition. 

Overall, this 1967 Coronet HEMI R/T convertible is a very good older restoration.  According to Galen's November 2003 report, belived to be only one of 3 made and the only Automatic example known to exist.   Even if more are found, it is still one of darn few...