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NO TITLE! NO VIN! ROLLER. NO ENGINE OR TRANSMISSION. Original R/T 440 automatic. Sales order number 177609. Green interior. Dark green metallic exterior. Turn signal indicators in the hood. A/C. 8 3/4 inch rear end included. Frame is in good shape. Needs some metal work/patch panels. Not filled...

Well I just found out my girlfriend is pregnant. Regretfully I'm going to need to sell this ASAP. Please feel free to message me direct with fair offers. I will be posting this in the for sale section as well. Thanks again for all your help.

This is the only picture I have right now in the back of the car. I can take a better one tomorrow if you need it...

All right I follow you guys now. Guess I jumped the gun on getting excited. Thanks again for all the knowledge and input...

Also just looked under the rear and it has dual exhaust hangers...

Just measured the torsion bars they're measuring .92 ...now I'm really excited

Here are more photos as suggested by another member...thank you all for the help...it's really amazing to me the in depth knowledge that some of you have...

So I just looked up the VIN decoder online and it says that this is an R/T version. Is that correct?

Great idea. I will measure the torsion bars as soon as possible. Thank you.

All right I'll look again. Is it supposed to be on the driver side?

Thanks for your help

I was not aware of this. I always assumed big block and small black k members were different...

But again can the radiator core support number be cross referenced to establish the VIN?

There is no fender tag. Also there's no stamp on the trunk lip in 68 only in 69 and 70.

Unfortunately there is no engine or trans...just what I believe is a big block k member

Hello. I have a 1968 Dodge Charger that does not have a dash or VIN number stamped anywhere. The only number I can find is on the radiator core support. I believe this is an order number. I heard that there's a way for somebody to reference the order number and establish what the VIN number is...

It's not much to look at right now but it does exist...

Hello everyone. I'm very excited to be a member of this group. I have a 1968 Dodge Charger that is a total project. It doesn't even have a VIN number or fender tag. I've been hanging on to it for a while trying to gather some parts. My first car I ever drove and rebuilt was a 1966 Dodge Charger...