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1968 Dodge Charger
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1968 Dodge Charger 383 "H" Code Car (HP 383) now has mildly built 440 with automatic console shift 727 Torque Flight, power steering, power brakes, front disc brakes, factory air-conditioning, rear defroster, original radio in dash but does not work. (has born with transmission and rear end. The rear is a Sure Grip 3.23. Has very nice am/fm/xm stereo system mounted in the trunk.
For more pictures http://1968charger.shutterfly.com SOLD Recently completed work to the car: * Rebuilt 440 bored .030 over 268 Comp Cam Hydraulic camshaft *452 Heads with fresh three angle valve job *Edelbrock performer RPM intake *Blueprinted Holley 650 CFM Carb mechanical secondaries *Mopar Performance Rocker Arms *Chrysler HEMI 6 quart oil pan *Chrysler Chrome Ignition Box and an Orange one goes with the sale *New wiring Harness except for the harness for the front headlights and the hood mounted turn signals *New Chrysler HEI Distributor *New water pump *Hedman Ceramic Coated headers *"H" pipe exhaust system with factory appearing rear exit *New Legendary front seat covers, restored seat frames, new seat buns and backs, very comfortable seats, rear seat cover is original and in good condition *New Carpet *New factory Tach in the place of the original clock. The original clock goes with the sale *New AM/FM/CD/XM radio mounted in the trunk with remote control by the drivers seat. New rear speakers *New speedometer cable *Radiator is an original Chyrsler Heavy Duty 26" unit that has been recored *Master Cylinder is an original Bendix style with the brake lines on the factory correct side of the Master Cylinder Noteworty comments about the car *Factory body panel car *Originally a Gold/Gold car with black vinyl top. Some original paint still visible in areas *Originally an Arkansas Car *Original floor pans in great shape *Factory trunk pan that I did minor repair to. The pan had pinholes in the pan and I repaired with JB Weld *Factory Undercoating still visible *3.23 Sure Grip rear end with the original tags still on the rear end *Fender Tag still on the car *Radiator support numbers match the fender tag *Drivers side quarter panel number matches the fender tag *I have the original window sticker *I have the original Certi-Card *I have the original Owners Manual with plastic sleeve *I have the original Warranty flyer that went with the car *I have the original Owners contact info and notes from when I spoke to her. I also have the second owners name and contact info along with notes from my discussion with him *Original seatbelts in the car *All original factory tinted glass in the car except the drivers side rear glass *All the glass goes up and down as it should *Everything works on the car including the rear defroster. The A/C I noticed needs freon, but it has worked every summer for the past five yearrs *Paint on the car is "OK" it is a seven footer *There are bubbles in the paint behind the rear tires, ,again this is a factory body panel car *Original paint visible under the rockers on the car proving it is not a bondo bucket *Chrome on the car is "OK", stainless on the car is good * I have the original jack, stand and lug wrench. I also have the original spare with a bias ply tire * Car came with the Chrysler road wheels from the factory *I have a set of Magnum 500s that go with the sale. The wheels have Coker redline radials on them *The car was originally a drum brake car. I upgraded the front brakes with disc kit from Master Power Brakes out of Mooresville NC. The original drum brake setup with the spindles goes with the sale Sorry for just a few photos. I have several but the filesize is too large to post very many here. PM me for more pictures.I want $29,000 for the car. Call Lawrence Shaw 704 904 6092 |
Re: 1968 Dodge Charger
Great looking car!!
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Re: 1968 Dodge Charger
Website with all the pictures is working now.
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