The number 88 Daytona Charger went through many different configurations in the years Don raced the car.
Bullitt Charger R/T revisited!
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Before becoming the number 88 Chrysler Engineering Daytona,the car started life as one of the 69 Charger 500 cars that were built for the public,and was used as a magazine test car. The car was stolen and recovered missing its engine and transmission. It was then sent to Nichols Engineering where it was built into chassis number DC 93 a Charger 500 stock car that raced and was crashed in the Daytona 500 as the number 99 driven by racecar driver Paul Goldsmith.
The number 88 Charger Daytona Chrysler Engineering car was recently painstakingly restored with no detail spared.
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Gregs drive and perseverance brought back a piece of Chrysler's Nascar heritage that could have been lost forever! The car went to auction twice and didn't meet reserve the first time,then was sold at no reserve last year,which proved to be a year too early and the car was sold for less than half of what two Daytona's that were auctioned off recently sold for! Someone got a real bargain on a real piece of Mopar history!
Yet another Charger from television,this one is not everyones idea of what to do with a 68 Charger! This one is from the show Vegas Rat Rods and he went to see Chris Birdsong to get some missing pieces for the build!
1.41 million dollars bought this after fees on Friday!
Country music star Alan Jackson owns this 68 Dodge Charger R/T
The car was featured on one of his album covers!
Your looking a little pale,perhaps a little Moulin Rouge will improve your complexion!
One bad *** 70 Charger R/T!
69 Charger ad with Kelsey Hayes Recall wheels on the car! An early 69 car notice the lack of headrests on the front seats!
A rare sight a Charger with wheel discs!
Before David Spade owned this seven figure Daytona,it was owned by Legendary football player Kevin Greene who passed away in 2020 at the age of 58.
A fine 69!
Yes, it would be, but she'd have to take that hat off.
Lol,wasn't it Joe Cocker who did the song,"You can leave your hat on".
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Several people sang it, but Randy Newman wrote and performed it. Joe sang Randy’s song.
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