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Description: This was also the same time in which the "personal luxury coupe" began to take shape, as automakers were interested in getting their customers to buy not just large sedans, but also large co...
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Saw one of these at the last car show I went to, burgundy with an all white interior and they threw a 440 in it. Thing was awesome, sounded good too
Description: Launched in 1966, the Dodge Charger was a fastback coupe and featured a unique "electric shaver" grille. At first, power came from a variety of V8s only and it wasn't until 1968 was a s...
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@Greg For your information a 3 speed was still relevant. Hell, 2 speeds were still being used in some cars. So get up off the Mopar camp.
Three speed... Leave it to dodge to use dated trannies! (hint hint challenger 5 speeds)
Description: The Charger was redesigned in 1968 and it featured that era famous "coke bottle" styling. A line of V8s and a straight-six remained as engine options. This was also the Charger generation ma...
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I'm tryna buy one of these right now. All white, black interior, 440, and the guy only wants 7k!
Old cars are dropping in price, they can't hold up anymore in power compared to new cars (only took till 2011 to do so) and no one can afford to fuel these tanks. Now is the time to buy one if you can manage.
Don't like these at all. They made a great choice when they redesigned it. Those are bad ass
Wow, I saw a charger this exact color and year a few days ago at a shop. Only it had a 440 in it.
Not a big Dodge guy but this is beautiful. And the current bid is only 12k? That's not bad
Description: Since 2005, the Charger has been sold as a large sedan, which to this day some enthusiasts haven't forgiven Dodge for turning their beloved coupe into a four-door. For those die-hard fans, we&apo...
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Description: In addition, it also features the original owner's manual and dealer brochure. The seller claims it's in overall great shape and gets attention everywhere it goes. It has a current bid of $1...
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The tail lights look like the challengers of new. Imagine how long it'd take to wax this monster!
Congrats Rami! Good luck with it and I hope you enjoy it! Nothing like driving these old cars
That glass is curved on the ends. Awesome little styling details. They don't build cars like this anymore.
They said the base ones with the 318's got 3 on the tree, this is a 383 which comes with a 4 speed, it says so in the article. Not trying to be mean, but summa y'all need to read the entire articles before saying stuff.........
I think the proper terms are "three on the tree" or "four on the floor" - :)
That doesnt look like the "three speed manual mounted on the steering column" that the articl mentions
Wow, yeah, super clean under the hood too. Man, that $12,000+ bid is looking like a steal for this baby.
You and me both Vince. Can't work on the cars made nowadays days like you could back then
Pretty clean. Looks like it was well taken care of. Someone is going to get a good deal on this car
Yeah just grind that out and put a fresh coat of paint on and it's cherry.
That's surface, bet you'll find more in the trunk of a first run charger new gen
That really isn't bad at all. My Nova has more rust in the trunk then that and even mine isn't all that terrible
With collectors bidding wars on one another, the prices will continue to skyrocket and drive up the whole muscle car market...... That's why the American automakers went retro to capitalize on it.
Had flavor, and it paved the way for one of the most iconic cars in American history, the 69 charger
Sweet, I've always loved these things.
God do I miss this car; my Dad had one and I drove it when I was 14 (1991). He kept it in incredible condition and he bought it when he was 17 (1973). It was the most endearing car to him; it's in his shed right now and he's not getting rid of it.