1969 Dodge Daytona, #'s matching, B5, Never Titled
 

1969 Dodge Charger Daytona: This car has never been registered or sold to the public. 26,337 miles, correctly restored to its original, "as delivered" condition by Cummins Restoration. Extremely high caliber #1 car, completely numbers matching, well documented and still dealer owned. The car retains its fendertag & buildsheet. Complete GTS decode and validation papers. B5 Blue w/Blue buckets & console (C55/C16), 440/4V 375hp (E86), HD727 Trans (D32), DANA 60 w/4:10's (A32), Light Package (A01), Tachometer w/Clock (N85), Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes (B41), Music Master AM radio (R11), NOS date-coded Goodyear Redstreaks, Road Wheels (W21), etc. Original spare and jacks unused. This Daytona was a reference car for development of the Winged Warriors Judging Principles~criteria written and recognized by the Mopar authorities. This car is the finest example of its kind on the market today. Please call for references on this amazing, investment grade Daytona. Asking $275,000

Dave Castine
www.VintageCarsOnline.com
617.513.7407

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Re: 1969 Dodge Daytona, #'s matching, B5, Never Titled
 

Super car Dave! Good luck with the sale.

Patrick

Re: 1969 Dodge Daytona, #'s matching, B5, Never Titled
 

I wish I had some spare cash lying around. That is AWESOME!

Re: 1969 Dodge Daytona, #'s matching, B5, Never Titled
 

Dave, That is my all time favorite Daytona. Daytona's and Superbirds are great cars as they were built for a reason. So that the cars could run in NASCAR. Cars like these are so much more appealing to me then cars that were built with graphics and flash and built for no reason or purpose. Wish I had the spare cash right now as it would be mine.

Good luck with the sale.

Mike https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif