1968 Dodge Charger R/t on 2040-cars
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Engine:Magnum 440
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1968
Mileage: 31,803
Make: Dodge
Exterior Color: Red
Model: Charger
Interior Color: Black
Trim: 2 Dr. H.T.
Drive Type: R.W.D.
Private Estate Sale. For sale is an original 68 Charger Magnum 440 R/T with
factory air-conditioning and optional factory "sun-ray" tinted glass . Originally
from Southern States this vehicle was restored and sold by Legendary Motors,
Toronto in 1999. The body was stripped to bare metal prior to receiving a top quality show paint finish, and remain in beautiful show condition. Complete new interior
with code C5X seats. 90% of body chrome replaced, engine compartment is
fully detailed. VIN
XS29L8B410418. Matching number engine with factory date code 4-3-68. Rear-axle is original 8-3/4" Poi-trac #2881489 with factory 3:23 tag. 727 transmission. Drives very
tight with no rattles. Vehicle has been professionally stored in a
climate controlled facility since 1999 and remains in show condition throughout.
Owner is recently deceased and I am now selling vehicle privately. Car
is located in Hamilton, Ontario L8W-3S5 Canada. We are one hour from the
Niagara Falls U.S.A. border. I will assist with transportation if
required. Please contact me regarding payment and transportation prior to bidding. For further information call Mike @905-719-6360 or email m5076@quickclic.net Thank you.
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