1968 Dodge Charger- California on 2040-cars
Stockton, California, United States
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1968 Dodge Charger. Original owner, 134K miles, Original 383 cu in motor, transmission and running gear, California vehicle, Body in great condition, Most of the vehicle is stock.
My mother purchased this car in Santa Cruz, CA in 1967 and moved to Stockton, CA. The car has been in my family since and has been stored indoors. It has been driven about once a year since 1992. Runs, but engine smokes. Panel below rear windshield includes rust- I am not aware of any other locations with rust. I could not find build sheet because I believe it was discarded when the interior was reupholstered. Includes custom car cover. Thanks! On Dec-02-13 at 15:53:04 PST, seller added the following information: 1968 Dodge Charger. Original owner, 134K miles, Original 318 cu in
motor, transmission and running gear, California vehicle, Body in great
condition, Most of the vehicle is stock. **Correction: Engine is 318 cu in**. On Dec-03-13 at 09:16:19 PST, seller added the following information: Car
was dented in driver door as the neighbor backed into it at slow speed,
so I imagine some Bondo was applied after the dent was pulled. I also know that there is a small
patch of bondo below rear bumper in left corner- not aware of any other
areas. I don't think the car was ever in any accidents. Title is
clear (not salvage) and car was last registered in '09 . Car was repainted 3-4 times. Car drives in forward and reverse. |
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