69 Dodge Charger Rt Factory Sunroof on 2040-cars
Buckner, Missouri, United States
Engine:440
Drive Type: auto
Make: Dodge
Mileage: 111,111
Model: Charger
Trim: rt
Options: Sunroof
rare 69 dodge charger rt with factory electric sunroof. original factory features: 440 727 auto, hemi orange, black interior, black vinyl top, v21 black performance hood treatment, electric sunroof, passenger chrome mirror, column shift cruise control, buddy seat, luggage rack, ac, power windows. RARE CAR. frame rails super solid. lots of part come with, grille, front bumper, new rear quarters, new rear valance, new set of interior floor pans, rust free doors, hood, fenders and deck lid. throwing in a 69 440 hp motor with very few miles on a rebuild, 30 over with trw forged pistons, and rebuilt 727. no matching motor or trans! upper panel is NOS, but will need a little resizing to work. almost all sunroof parts there. has 8 3/4 rear with sure grip. i have never figured out ratio. got most of the trim and bucket seats and original dash. vin plate, fender tag, rad support and trunk lip numbers all there and match. clean ks title. other parts...just need to round up. i dont need to sell this car, just getting burned out on the stuff. dont call and insult me with a lowball. mike 81six7998844
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