1969 Dodge Charger

Coupe

383 Big Block

Automatic

XP29G9BXXXXXX

Clear

Gasoline

1969 Dodge ChargerOutline:This is a numbers matching, mostly original big block (383 - 2 BBL), automatic Torqueflight 727 Charger (RT badging/stripes applied for enhancement purposes only) This is not an R/T Charger! Correct V2 hemi orange coded Charger. Older "semi restoration" back in the late 90's. Body and paint not perfect, but still very good for the age. Original fender tag included, no build sheet. Date stamped 1969 Cragar SS wheels. Original radio included. Tic-Toc-Tac still works!This Charger runs and has been covered and stored inside a heated garage since I purchased it in 2006. It has not been driven much for 2 years, but has been started and pulled outside and cleaned a few times each year. Previously driven about 1000 miles/year to car shows and country cruising since purchased in 2006. This car is not perfect by any means, but is very original and ideal for local shows, or a great candidate for full restoration.Terms:Cash sale with $2k non-refundable down payment through PayPal with 24 hours after winning offer/bid is submitted. No games, no endless test drives, no low balling, etc. And please don't place a bid if you don't have the cash, don't have permission from your wife, have too many projects already, etc. It is just a waste of every ones time! The car is priced fairly for the year, model, features, etc. and is a real numbers matching car (body, engine, trans). Other than Chrysler Nationals, I have never been to a show in our region where another Charger like this one was on display. It has always been a fan favorite! This car is as described and sold as-is. Scheduled visits are possible this week Mon-Thur. Known issues:Speedometer cable broken (stopped working at the end of the 2016 show season)Issue with 2nd gear not shifting properly. (car shifts fine into reverse and 1st gear to move and load onto a trailer)Driver side window crank assembly needs to be re-installed. (assembly removed and crank repaired, no time to reinstall) Front floor pans and trunk pan should be replaced. (For some reason these areas were patched together by the previous owner when the partial restoration took place). Small bubbles appearing on rockers at typical location below the back corner of both doors.