1969 Dodge Charger General Lee Movie Car Fully Documented #22 on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
Listed for sale is a car out of a private collection. The 1969 Dodge Charger General Lee is a true movie car used in the Warner Brothers Dukes of Hazzard production in 2005 . This car is fully documented as number 22 of the 24 for chargers used. The car is fully operational and drivable. The motor is a 383 with automatic transmission. The motor was just serviced and gone over by a certified mechanic who only had to change the fuel lines and add a carbon filter to the fuel system. The drivetrain is in excellent shape. The body of the car is also in great shape and shows very well. The body and paint are not show quality perfect because of the fact its a movie car. The interior is in good shape. The seats and carpet are in great shape. A roll cage was added inside for the movie stunts. The glove box on the dash is signed by some of the members of the original tv show cast. Also under the truck lid is signed. The car comes with all the paper work and certificates it was purchased with. I have title in hand and i am motivated to sell. The car is listed locally also here in Tampa. The car can be shown and driven any time here in Tampa. Please only serious inquiries, no brokers.
Contact Grant 727-488-5701 gkerekes27@gmail.com |
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