The 1969 Dodge Coronet, affectionately dubbed the "Hellwagon," has garnered widespread recognition and acclaim within the Mopar community. Featured in prestigious magazines such as Mopar Collector's Guide, Mopar Connection, and Mopar Muscle, its striking appearance and high-performance modifications have captivated enthusiasts worldwide. Renowned for its presence at major events like Moparty and the Mopar Nationals in Columbus, Ohio, the Hellwagon stands as a testament to the dedication and craftsmanship of its owner. With its rich history and standout features, this iconic Coronet continues to leave a lasting impression wherever it goes.

　　1969 Dodge Coronet is a powerhouse of performance and style. Featuring a Hellcat engine swap, GM 4L80 transmission by Jake’s performance , and Moser Dana rear end with 3.73 gears, it's built for high performance. The body is rust-free and meticulously maintained, with a flawless paint job and a N96 Ramcharger hood for added aggressiveness. Inside, the cabin are seats providing comfort for up to nine passengers, while upgrades like TTI headers, Wilwood brakes, and a Borgeson steering box enhance its driving experience. The transmission setup includes a Reid conversion bellhousing and a Compushift controller, along with a 2600 rpm stall converter. The rear differential is a Moser-built Dana 60 with a Detroit Tru-Trac, while the suspension features upgrades like Hotchkis sway bars and Bilstein shocks. The interior boasts Legendary seat covers, NOS third-row seats, ACC carpet kit, and a Dakota Digital RTX cluster. Overall, this Coronet is a timeless classic with modern performance upgrades that make it a true masterpiece on the road. Pushing around 1000 Hp  can achieve low 10's in 1/4 mile and also can be driven daily with cold a/c comfort and great MPG considering what it is.