1968 Dodge Coronet Hemi Convertible – 9 examples
1968 saw the major redesign of the whole Dodge mid-size lineup, including its muscle offerings. The Charger got the famous Coke bottle shape, and Coronet also got new sheet metal. For those who wanted more out of a regular Coronet, Dodge prepared a nice-looking convertible and 426 Hemi as an option. Only nine people decided to purchase this fast, rare cruiser (via RMW).
What was the reason for such low production? Even though the mainstream Coronet offerings were popular, the unique models were expensive and rarely seen. Most of the customers opted for 383 or 440 models, which provided enough power but without the high price tag. However, only a handful choose the Hemi and the even rarer convertible option.