1968 Charger R/t Real Deal 33000 Miles No Reserve on 2040-cars
Galion, Ohio, United States
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This is a REAL R/T 440 car. With no reserve. The car only has 33000 actual documented miles. I just got the car due to a sad death in the family. The car is very solid the rear quarters are original, and have some filler put not a lot. The trunk, floor pans and the rest of the car is real solid, even under the hood is real solid. The under side of the car is real solid. The hood is fiberglass. The car is not tubed at all. The rear window trim is in the car, and were the rear widow trim goes on even looks real good. This is not a rust bucket at all. The car needs a full restore to put it back to original, but it would be easy with this car because its so solid and its all there. The doors open and close like new. All the body lines are real nice also. The motor is a 440 I do not know if it is the original motor, but when the motor warms up hold on I drove the car a little and it ran real good. The brakes worked fine and the trans shifted fine. The head lights work ,but not the doors and so do the tail lights and brakes, I did not check the rest. The original radio is still in the car. It would not take much to put this car back to stock the car seams to be all there and it is not cut up. The paint is ok for driver. You could get all you need at the Mopar national coming up If you have any ? please call me at four 19-571-9777 I reserve the right to end this auction early.
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