1974 Dodge Coronet

The 1974 Dodge Coronet was still the same as the year before with a slight revisions. Torqueflite transmission is standard on every full-sized Dodge along with Torsion-Bar Suspension.  Standard options on the Coronet included a 318-cid V8 or 225-cid 6-cylinder engine as well as vinyl or cloth and vinyl interior combinations and a 19.1 cubic foot trunk.  Inside the Coronet Station Wagon there is 86.8 cubic feet of cargo space – imagine a four-foot-by-eight-foot sheet of plywood lying flat. Station wagons were available as 2 or 3 seat models and all came equipped with a 318 cid V8.        

1974 Dodge Coronet Specification and Production

Model Number	Body/Style Number	Body Type & Seating	Factory Price (6-cyl)	Factory Price (V8)	Shipping Weight (6-cyl)	Shipping Weight (V8)	Total Production
Coronet Series
WL	41	4 dr Sedan - 6P	$3,271	$3,386	3,610 lbs	3,685 lbs	Note 1
WL	45	4 dr Station Wagon - 6P	-	$3,699	-	4,185 lbs	Note 1
WH	41	4 dr Custom Sedan - 6P	$3,374	$3,489	3,500 lbs	3,575 lbs	Note 2
WH	45	4 dr Custom Station Wagon - 6P	-	$3,882	-	4,090 lbs	Note 2
WH	46	4 dr Custom Station Wagon - 9P	-	$4,196	-	4,130 lbs	Note 2
WP	45	4 dr Crestwood Station Wagon - 6P	-	$4,117	-	4,100 lbs	Note 2
WP	46	4 dr Crestwood Station Wagon - 9P	-	$4,433	-	4,135 lbs	Note 2

Notes: Production for Coronet and Chargers totaled 6,013. 3,315 were 6-cylinders and 2,698 were V8s. Production for Coronet Customs totaled 55,599. 2,252 6-cylinders and 53,347 V8s.

Chassis Data

Model	Wheelbase	Overall Length	Width	Front Track	Rear Track	Tires
Coronet	118 in	213 in	78 in	61.9 in	62 in	G78 x 15
Coronet Station Wagon	118 in	218 in	79 in	61.9 in	62 in	LR78 x 15B

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