Original Hemi 4 Speed 1969 Dodge Charger Rt on 2040-cars
Iowa, United States
Engine:426 Hemi
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: T7 Brown
Make: Dodge
Interior Color: Black
Model: Charger
Trim: RT
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 4 Speed
Mileage: 40,781
Up for auction is an Original 1969 Hemi Charger RT. One of 207 4 speed Hemi Chargers built in 1969. Original T7 Brown exterior with black interior and a Tan vinyl top.Factory 4 speed car with 3.54 Dana rear end. Car comes with original 3.54 Dana, numbers matching Hemi 4 speed, very hard to find Hemi only bellhousing and a real direct drive Hemi starter. Also included is a 4 speed console and original Hemi flywheel. Original Hemi K frame with mounts and special Hemi steering sector are still in the car and go with it. Car was originally equipped with power disc brakes, AM 8 track, tic tock tack. Car was separated from its original Hemi engine many years ago. It existed then but I have no leads on the original block at this time but will pass along all information I know about it's were abouts I have. The dash tag and the trunk lip number are intact and match. Radiator support was discarded by the previous owner when the Hemi was removed. I was never able to obtain it so that number is missing. Fender tag is also missing, but I have the build sheet to the car so a reproduction fender tag should be possible. Car is quite rusty and will need full restoration. I cannot add enough information in this write up to answer all possible questions. Interested parties should feel free to contact me at 319-939-3452. Evenings would be preffered or leave message. Car can be viewed in person also by having prior arrangements made. Thanks
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