1969 Dodge Charger on 2040-cars
La Crescenta, California, United States
If you have any questions please email at: marcellemmmcwaters@speedfreaks.org . Beautiful restored classic 1969 Dodge Charger RT two-door sports hardtop!
Finished in Light Bronze metallic over black, this collectible Charger RT shows just over 3,000 miles on the working five-digit odometer. I cannot verify the true actual mileage on this car which sports the 375 horsepower 440 cubic inch V8 engine with 4 barrel carb mated to the D32 code heavy duty three speed automatic transmission. This C919 code build date of December 19th order number 231807 car sports black vinyl bucket seats, tinted window, center console with wood-grain, R11 code am factory radio, V6X longitudinal black stripes, custom console-mounted high-end audio system and hood/fender mounted turn signals.Some of the recent upgrades on this RT include engine rebuild, Gear Vendors overdrive, all new exhaust, disc brakes front and rear, new stock looking wheels to fit the larger brakes [original wheels also available if new owner wants them], electronic ignition, all new suspension components including shocks, front and rear, ball joints, bushings and tie rods, new instrument panel with tick tock tach, Sonteguard undercoating in inner front fenders and all new door seals and roof rail seals. This fast and stunning charger is being offered here with low reserve, clear and clean California title
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