INTMD8
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I don't mind the look of the side marker delete but makes me question everything else.
that one has nothing on this one..
1969 Dodge Charger
sigh... started out looking promising..but then.
Uhhhh NO....Looks like a nice car. What do you think is going on with this fender to grill gap though. Aftermarket fender? Or just a weird angle of the picture?View attachment 1349688
yea, thats a flip by that dealer.. i found the original listing from the orig owner/seller from june on ebay.. said the 440 was replaced in the '90s with a "built" 383.. car was originally F5 Green I think he said.. too many blemishes on that car for the money.. hell it didnt even have a gas pedal. these flippers are crazy.. there is a nice black resto mod asking $189k lizted right now that looks like its been flipped 3 times by dealers recently.. of corse all adding markup.The shiney paint did indeed look promising for about 15 seconds until I started reading..... "True R/T" but with a 383 ?
Bwahahahaha
Take ur time.... and remember, "everything comes to he who waits" ?
Finding a 'real' R/T in factory X9 Black with REAL McCoy Documentation/History and Fender Tag/B-Sheet, etc., etc., in either a '68 or '69 model may be difficult.... so be prepared when the time comes.
Bit they are GREAT for getting the groceries with the Big Trunks too !
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IMO, People are funny.... because when I tried selling mine a few years back all I ever got was lowballs ?yea, thats a flip by that dealer.. i found the original listing from the orig owner/seller from june on ebay.. said the 440 was replaced in the '90s with a "built" 383.. car was originally F5 Green I think he said.. too many blemishes on that car for the money.. hell it didnt even have a gas pedal. these flippers are crazy.. there is a nice black resto mod asking $189k lizted right now that looks like its been flipped 3 times by dealers recently.. of corse all adding markup.
sigh.. would love to find one from the owner who did the restoration/has the history.. no under-carriage shmoo slatered all over it.. 440.. true RT.. dont even really care about numbers matching.. im finding out its way harder than it looks to find one thats not in a color id like to avoid.. the hunt continues.. everyday.
That sucks....almost the opposit of my experience.. flew half way across the country to check out an option before buying and was anything but what was described.. stupid me only bought a 1-way ticket thinking id drive it home.. so a premium was paid to get back same day needless to say.. waste of time and money.. I was pretty pissed. Lesson learned..
Have you ever run this down the track?4 Spds are definitely more 'fun' to drive..... but in my experience somewhat slower ?
Mines a '69 440 Magnum/Auto un-restored, un-rebuilt, BONE-stock.... and I've lost count of the B-Body 4-sticks I've beaten in friendly challenges ?
I believe alot of the problem is rpm related .....
just say'in, I leave mine in "D" and let it shift by itself which it does right around 4,800- 5,000.... and it never fails I can hear yippee dippy shift stick bang'in ALOT higher thinking he's goin faster...... he ain't !
All they're doing is racing well into the downside of the power curve past 5K.... hence.... I can walk right on by them.
Morale of the story..... IMO, just shift the damn 4 stick earlier if it's stock ?
Nope..... but I've had friendly contests two that have claiming low 14's/High 13's, an A-Body Duster 340 4spd and a 396 Nova respectively.... the latter definitely full of sh*t.... NO contest, I don't think that thing was right at all ?Have you ever run this down the track?