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1969 Dodge Charger Survivor Car on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:24308
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1969 Dodge Charger, perfect project ready for restoration.  318 Engine purrs like a kitten, shifts good, car appears to be all original missing nothing but the radio , some a/c components, and some dash items (see pictures).  I have all the trim for the rear window, removed to show the condition.  Fender tag, but no build sheet under rear seat (mouse got it).  The original door panel tops are in fantastic condition, best I've had.  Dash pad has no cracks.

I hate to sell it, was going to go with a General Lee clone but decided not to go that route with this one. The car is super straight, hood, fenders doors all look great.  Top was vinyl and has typical rust issues, front edge looks great but around rear window it's rough and lead seams need some attention, again just typical stuff for these vinyl top cars.  I was going to fix, but decided to list this one time as is before repairs as I prefer to see things before they are covered up.  Center console is broken.

The brakes need work, but I will insure at least the front brakes will work to be loaded onto a transport.  Motor runs really good, shift is crisp, but the brakes definitely need attention. 

I drained the old gas, changed the oil, some mechanical attention on the car.  Turn signals work, brake lights work, headlights turn on but the covers take about 5 minutes to finally open.  It's a vacuum thing, have not dug into it.  The light under the dash works, first one I've had that that actually worked.  Trunk floor is rough, needs lower quarter patches, and the work around the rear window.  Floors have some holes.  Car had undercoating, so frame rails etc look great.   Look at the pinch welds and seams underneath, really nice on this car. 

I am an honest Ebayer and expect the same from potential buyers.  I have sold a number of cars and motorcycles over the past 10 years and have no problem working with international buyers, please check my excellent feedback.  All funds must post before the car will leave my garage.  I have sold a couple of cars this year to help pay for a few projects in the works, and have a couple more to sell. 

Car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end this auction at any time. 

Thanks for looking and happy bidding!

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