1970 Dodge Charger 500 Project Buckets Console Solid Foundation 318 Auto on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Dodge
Drive Type: rwd
Model: Charger
Trim: 500
Mileage: 123,456
listing for a short time one of my last good charger projects ( I also have the right to end early for a local buyer )
I bought this charger a couple years back ( title in my name ) to build as a personal Daytona clone for myself ...I am currently building a Daytona clone that I had planned on selling I will sell either one and keep the one that doesent sell ... NOW FOR THIS CAR
this is a solid project solid floors and surprisingly a solid trunk for the most part when it comes to chargers.... the car will need lower rear quarter work both sides when I bought the car it was bumped in the front ( clear title ) I removed the damaged pieces some very minor work will be needed on the inner fender ( minor ) I have a nice valence for it straight bumper nice brackets and more for it ...along with a clean workable fender Two grills both needing work..........see pics........ I have had the car running ...the motor runs and tranny seem to work along with gauges 318 and its suppose to be the original AUTOMATIC .....8 1/4 REAR DRUM BRAKES I also have ac parts that were removed from the motor .....I haven't had it running in a year or so ....Im selling it as a non runner ... I ran it off a can of gas .....I drove it into my back yard where it is now parked .......I being 100% honest as to what I know of the car I hate selling a complete charger project unfinished but IM buried in two other projects .....this car has loads of potential .......................
please ask question's before bidding please email me if you have less the 10 feedback and let me know how you intend to pay .....this is being sold as is where is Buyer is responsible for shipping ......look at my feedback ask questions ............
this is a project not a driver it needs resto
at the time I bought it I paid a hefty price due to how hard these cars are becoming to get
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