1970 Dodge Coronet 440 Survivor all original B Body Mopar

Please see below concerning the title registration and DMV closure***. 1970 Dodge Coronet 440 Survivor all original car with 318 Engine and automatic transmission drives, cruises and shift great.One Nebraska owner until early 2020. The car have a good punch at the take off and cruises smoothly without any noises or rattles. Dents and scratches consistent with age and right rear quarter have adent then it was unprofessionally fixed by the original owner. The engine was rebuilt in the past and it is powerful but yet smooth. The car have the original bill of sale, the built sheet, the owner manual, original spare keys and an old Mopar touch up paint (dry inside). The chrome on the rear view mirror and the front loop bumpers is still in good shape for a 50 year old car. There is some rust spots on the fender corners, the trunk pan and the lower rear quarter panels but Solid undercarriage. The interior have a clean dash, headliner, package tray and door panels. The carpet and seats cover need to be replaced it is just a 50 years old however it smells like a good Mopar.
The car’s A/C work but not keeping freon, gas gauge and radio Not working.
I bought the car from a dealer in Nebraska and needed new tires so I bought new 15 inches wheels and new BF Goodrich tires. I installed a new battery, front and rear KYB shocks, new Tuff Stuff alternator, nos battery tray, new gas filter, new fuel pump, Nos windshield washer bottle and a nos negative battery cable to keep it running good.
I found a motorcycle I was looking for a long time and planning on buying it so I decided to sell the Mopar for extra funds.
I have seen a lot of super bees all shiny and nice but no history and who knows how these cars looked before restoration. I believe this car is a rare find B Body and hard to come by and it could be made to any B Body you desire. At least you know with this car what you started with an all original car.
The Nebraska title have my name on the Back side as the buyer but our DMV is closed so I am unable to register the car in my name until it is back open next month. I will either Overnight the title to the new owner to keep until things opens the new owner will have to send me back the title so I can do the registration and I will send the clear title or I can keep it until the DMV is open and do the registration.

Funds have to clear before I release the car. Deposit is to secure the sale and it is due within 24 hours andNON refundable so please ask questions before you bid and follow through if you win the auction.