1965 Dodge Coronet 500 Convertible Gold OT 0907246966

Dodge styling was right on target at this point...I think this car has a passing resemblance to the Fairlane. Car companies were very aware of what everyone was doing!
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[@JesseAndMike]

The gold paint is really nice! Awesome car! 😀

[@coolrides]

Hey, guys! I think that gold color really makes it classier! Thanks! :) Jack

[@dsteele27]

A very, very pretty car. A roomy, practical vehicle that would be a whole lot of fun to drive, too.

[@coolrides]

Very true! Styling was now up to date and the mechanicals including Torqueflite were the state of the art! Thanks! :) Jack

[@jdpinbaytown]

I always liked the look of the 65 Dodge, I never noticed the Dodge Emblems on all four corners on them!, I was suppose to have got a 66 for my first Car, It was nice Bucket Seats, Console with automatic Floor Shifter with the 361 Engine!, Sadly someone ran a red light when my Stepdad was driving it and it was totaled😥Luckily he was Ok! Jeff

[@coolrides]

Hey, Jeff! That's too bad about the '66....glad your step dad was ok! That was before the collapsible steering columns too! We've come a long way in accident survivability! Thanks! :) Jack

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Hey Jack. Beautiful looking car! My favourite years for the Dodge Coronet are 1965 through 1967. 🙂

[@coolrides]

Hey, Jason! I agree, they are very attractive. I particularly like the "C" pillar's design on the hardtops. Unique! Thanks! :) Jack

[@drakbar5957]

Gotta be high up on the Fun Factor scale. That rear bumper looks to be no more than an inch off the rear deck. 😳

[@coolrides]

Yes, there's not much clearance there! I guess if you get tapped in that area you take bumper off and get out the crowbar and hammer and a block of wood! :D Thanks! :D Jack

[@dee6524]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 BRAVO🥀.. . BRAVO 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🌹...✨✨✨✨✨

[@coolrides]

Hey, Dee! A really nice car....I should have bought this one rather than the '64 Dart back in the day! Thanks! :) Jack

[@dee6524]

@coolrides ☺️

[@T-41]

Nice! Thanks.

[@coolrides]

It really is nice.....sporty and practical at the same time! Thanks! :) Jack

[@steveking4203]

Looks like it could rip up some asphalt

[@coolrides]

Hey, Steve! I'm sure it could....and I'd like to be behind the wheel! :D Thanks! :D Jack

[@michaelk487]

cool❤❤😊

[@coolrides]

Hey, Michael! Dodge's styling was very competitive at this point...a very nice car! Thanks! :) Jack

[@garymckee63]

I could have bought one back in 93 for 5 thousand, but it was a 318, automatic,white interior and top but that same color. I bought a 64 Belvedere 2 door hardtop instead for 1100 dollars. Instead, both vehicles were in excellent condition. Now, the price on any classic MOPAR is well out of my reach.

[@coolrides]

Hey, Gary! It's ironic, for so many years Mopars were undervalued as used cars. Now things have changed dramatically! Hindsight is always 20/20! Thanks! :) Jack

[@rx6180]

A very good looking car, that.

[@coolrides]

Hey, Mick! After the Exner excess, this was like a breath of cool air! Thanks! :) Jack