1968 Dodge Charger Se * on 2040-cars
Crescent City, Illinois, United States
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This 1968
Dodge Charger is up for auction, has been sitting since 1984. This car does not
run and will need complete restoration. The car is nearly 100% complete. It has
all 4 original hubcaps, but is missing the alternator and crankshaft pulleys.
The bucket seats shown are not the correct ones for this car, but I do have the
originals that will go with the car. The engine is a 383 with automatic
transmission, everything appears original. The doors, lower quarter panels,
rear inner fender wells & rear portion of trunk pan are rusty as shows in
pictures. Floor pans seem to be solid. Rust around back window & panel
below rear bumper. This car is located in Central Illinois, and has a clear Illinois
title. $500.00 pay pal deposit required within 24 hours of the auctions end.
Remaining balance due in cash at pick-up. All sales are final. |
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