1970 Dodge Coronet

• The car wears R/T badges on the scoops and tail panel, but the dash VIN plate the seller photographs reads WP27 with a G engine code — a Coronet 500 convertible born with a 383 2-barrel, not a WS23 R/T; price it as the tribute it is.
• Green paint is glossy and the convertible panels photograph straight, with a black top photographed raised and taut, a black bumblebee stripe and Magnum wheels with Radial T/As.
• Black interior is stock-style and crisp — buckets, woodgrain console automatic and a trio of auxiliary gauges.
• Engine bay is body-colour and holds an orange big-block under the oval Six Pack air cleaner — full 440 Six Pack dress on an engine the car was not born with, per the photographed VIN.
• The underside is never photographed in the 16 viewed, so the floors of a convertible — where the structure lives — can't be judged.
• The gallery's final four frames are other Coronets in the dealer's stock (an orange '70 Super Bee and three '68–'69 Coronet R/Ts), appended at the end of the gallery.

Money: the $1,000 in the data is a placeholder, not an ask — the finish is R/T-grade but the photographed VIN makes it a 500 convertible tribute, so pay tribute money, and only once the real price is known.