1968 Dodge Charger

2 Dr Hardtop Hardtop

5.2L 318Cu. In. V8 GAS Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

XP29F8BXXXXXX

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

GAS

Up for auction is this 1968 Dodge Charger project car. It was a 318 car. 2 years ago this car was running and moving, and was orange. It was then torn down in my friend's garage and that is where it has sat for 2 years. I bought it from him to help him out, but i do not have time for a major project right now. It does need the typical charger sheet metal, but the frame rails are SOLID. Most everything for the car is there, including the suspension, k frame, dash, seats, all wheels and tires, fenders, etc. It is currently on casters, make sure you take that into consideration when bidding, as it may be a little more difficult to load, especially for a transporter. I will be glad to assist any way i can when it is getting loaded. The car will need quarters, rear valance, some work on back window, some floor pan work, but not all pans. trunk floor has been replaced, decklid is workable, fenders are workable as are doors and hood, rockers are good, grill is above average, and frame is rock solid. The car is chock full of parts inside floors and trunk, most everything should be there for this car. If the high bidder wants, i will throw in a rebuildable 440/727 for an extra $600 bucks. Again this is an excellent project car they are getting hard to find in any shape, but since all metal is made new now, good frame rails and a car body is all you need. This car will be sold bill of sale only. Please feel free to ask with any questions. This car is being sold NO RESERVE and a cheap BIN for the early birds looking for a steal. That being said, I reserve the right to end this auction early at any time for any reason as car is for sale locally. Thanks for looking and good luck!On Oct-09-12 at 20:07:34 PDT, seller added the following information: I had a few questions asking if the VIN/dash is still with/in the car. The answer is YES. The VIN is still attached to the original dash, it is laying in the car versus being bolted in currently. Thanks for all the questions and BIN questions. Due to all the interest and questions and potential bidders, at this point I will just let the auction run it's course and not end it early. Thanks and good luck. Remember it's no reserve!