Beautiful '69 Coronet R/T and Matching Chrysler SKI BOAT For Sale on eBay!

[TUFCAT]

Wow guys...this is a stunning rig!    The car and boat are equally spectacular and both are mint originals  Such a cool combo to own.  

http://www.ebay.com/itm/231351995812?_trksid=p2060778.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

[69CoronetRT]

Beautiful combo.

[Ghoste]

Don't how much he's looking to get but that is a combination I sure wouldn't mind having.

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[4cruzin]

Would of been cool if the boat had been HEMI powered like some of them were!  Still nice setup!   

[JB400]

That would be a nice setup to take to the Ozarks, or any lake for that matter.

[Ghoste]

Would of been cool if the boat had been HEMI powered like some of them were!  Still nice setup!   

Really?  Never knew that.

[stripedelete]

Would of been cool if the boat had been HEMI powered like some of them were!  Still nice setup!   

Really?  Never knew that.

It was the early Hemi  not the 426.   Usually paired up in large cruisers.
Looked at 40 ft Mathews once with twins and a brand new one in the crate.

[TUFCAT]

Sold for $41,600.....somebody got a bargain on a beautiful color combo 4-speed Coronet R/T if you ask me.    

An unmolested  4-speed 1969 Coronet R/T with 57,000 miles, original never rusted body with one repaint, buildsheet, fresh air hood, untouched engine (never out of car) should bring a minimum $35,000 all day long.  I have no idea what that boat was worth, but IMO its almost always a mistake to sell auction combos.  If sold separately the owner could have netted more.  

[stripedelete]

Boat had little value.  But it was a great way to dispose of it.

[ws23rt]

Sold for $41,600.....somebody got a bargain on a beautiful color combo 4-speed Coronet R/T if you ask me.    

An unmolested  4-speed 1969 Coronet R/T with 57,000 miles, original never rusted body with one repaint, buildsheet, fresh air hood, untouched engine (never out of car) has got to be every bit of $35K all day long and certainly worth more to the right owner.  I have no idea what that boat was worth, but IMO its almost always a mistake to sell auction combos.  If sold separately the owner could have netted more.  

I agree.  That car sells to a very limited group and the odds against  finding a buyer that bounces up and down about this combo is high.

I can understand the sellers point of view.  They have made a considerable investment in this pair and together they click.  But on the market they are two separate items.

[UFO]

See page four.

[polywideblock]

shouldn't it have a blue interior   

[69CoronetRT]

shouldn't it have a blue interior   

The car?

It's coded P6C meaning blue and white. Not a common trim.

[4cruzin]

Would of been cool if the boat had been HEMI powered like some of them were!  Still nice setup!   

Really?  Never knew that.

It was the early Hemi  not the 426.   Usually paired up in large cruisers.
Looked at 40 ft Mathews once with twins and a brand new one in the crate.

I know of a guy in California that took a 426 out of a boat and put it in his cuda  . . . not sure how many made it into boats though . . . .

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[polywideblock]

shouldn't it have a blue interior   

The car?

It's coded P6C meaning blue and white. Not a common trim.

 

[69CoronetRT]

 

The two tone interiors are not common and, IMHO, simply stunning. Here's a P6V red and white on a red car. Notice the dash, console, carpet, seat belts and door panels are red with white seats. Red, blue and green were available in the two tone.

[TUFCAT]

I agree that looks stunning