69 Charger Rt 440 Hemi 4 Spd Dana Track Pack on 2040-cars
Anderson, Indiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Dodge
Drive Type: manual
Model: Charger
Mileage: 0
Trim: RT
1969 Charger RT factory 440 ,18 spline 4 speed, Dana car. Fender tag. Was B7 blue with black interior. It was a manual, manual car. Repainted yellow at one time. Solid project that is missing the motor, and most interior. Dana removed and inspected. No wear on the gears. New super stock springs and perches. Hemi 4 speed is not #'s matching, but correct for the car. It is complete, and has been rebuilt, and have new flywheel, pressure plate, fork,Z bar, ect.. The body in good shape, and has had new 1/4 skins, outer wheel housings, trunk floor, and extensions, rear valance, and lower valance corners. Floor pans have been patched. trunk lid blasted and primed. The rear cross member has been replaced, and the rear rails have been capped under the trunk floor. I see little rust on lower back window corners, and passenger side cross rail next to the rocker panel, about a 3" hole through all 3 sides. I purchased this car with metal work done. Fenders, doors, hood, rockers look very good. I have been trying to piece together what is missing. I have the tic-toc-tac, and new repop dash pad. It has nice original grill. I have bumpers and brackets. Missing rear window, and almost all interior. Headliner bows and trim are there. I have upper door pads used in white. I have the correct seats for another project, but will consider selling to winning bidder.
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