Owned 34 Years 1969 Dodge Se Charger # Match 383-4 Ac 140+ Photos & 2 Videos on 2040-cars
Holden, Missouri, United States
This is a nice car that has been with the same owner for the last thirty four years. It has always been garaged in a climate controlled environment. It is a numbers matching "H" code car (383/335HP 4 barrel) that came loaded from the factory with options. It is a true SE silver/black interior car that is turn key and ready to enjoy. Located below, you can hear from the owner himself as we chit chat about how he came to own it, when he started restoring it, how long it took to get it restored, his assessment on the quality of the body & paint, his fondest memory in the Charger, why he has decided to sell it, and much more.
Numbers Matching 383/335HP 4 barrel
Special Edition SE
Silver/black vinyl top
Air conditioning & heat
Power brakes
Center console w/ woodgrain
Power windows
This is a very straight car that retains 95% of its original sheet metal. The only metal that has been replaced was done so within the very lower sections of the quarters. The body and paint work was done right. There is some minor blistering within the bottom of the drivers side quarter and within the deck filler panel (please see photos). The glass & stainless through out are in excellent condition. The grill has been redone and is also in excellent condition.
Everything within this Charger has been gone through. The original numbers matching 383 was pulled and completely rebuilt by Anderson Racing. One of the biggest items Bill loves about this car is that it never gives him any problems. He can hop in, hit the key, and it fires up every time. It has no mechanical problems. The transmission shifts out smoothly with out any hesitation. The car steers and brakes in the exact same manner.
The interior of this Charger is nice and comfortable. The AC & heat work exceptionally well. Through out the interior, all of the electrical components work well with the exception of the rear drivers side window.
I have over 140 photos available as well as two videos. This Charger does come with additional parts, its original build sheet as well as a clear title. If you have any questions, just let me know. Have a good day.
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