1969 Dodge Charger

440 Big Block

XP29F9B

Clear

I have for sale my 1969 Dodge Charger project car. This car is an original white, 318 car equipped with an automatic transmission and column shift. The car is largely complete with most major components present. I would estimate it is 99% complete. The original 318 motor and transmission are long gone. The car now has a 440 sitting in the engine bay with an 8.75” rear end. The engine is shiny orange but should be torn down and inspected to see if it needs to be rebuilt. I was told it ran great when it was removed from a donor car but that has been several years ago. It does spin freely and is not locked up. The condition of the transmission is not known and it is an older style push button select torqueflite. This car needs a complete restoration, but it is a great project in my opinion. The car is a roller. The floor pans have been replaced (pics at photobucket link) in the car already. Like virtually every project charger, this car needs a trunk floor, quarter panels, tail light panel and work around the back glass area. However, the roof and frame rails on this charger are in great shape. The car has been shot with black primer to stabilize it and prevent any surface rust. At the photobucket site, you will find over 550 pics of this car with multiple pics of just about every square inch of the car. The wheels and tires on the car ARE NOT INCLUDED in this auction. It will be sold with a set of 14” slotted mag roller wheels and tires that you’ll see in a few of the pics at the photobucket link. I have a clean and clear Oklahoma title for this car in my name. Please, look at all the provided pics at the link below before bidding. The pics are very representative of the cars condition.Please, ask all questions prior to bidding. Thank you.There are an additional 550 plus pics of the car at the following link:http://s869.photobucket.com/user/sridenour/library/1969%20Dodge%20Charger%20White PAYMENT INFORMATION: The car is sold as is, no warranty implied or offered. The successful bidder is required to send a $1000 nonrefundable deposit within 24 hours of the end of auction via PayPal (other methods may be used if discussed and agreed upon prior to bidding!). If you are not able or willing to meet these criteria, please do not bid until you have discussed options with me. The balance of the auction is due in full within 7 days of the end of the auction. I prefer PayPal (for the deposit ONLY) and an electronic funds transfer for the balance. I will not accept PayPal for payment of the balance except under special circumstances that must be agreed on prior to bidding. I’ll accept other forms of payment such as certified bank check or cashier’s check for the balance, but all funds must clear my bank prior to release of the car. I would like the car picked up within 30 days of the end of the auction. The buyer is solely responsible for arranging the pickup of the car.ZERO (0) FEEDBACK AND NON-U.S. BIDDERS: If you are a zero (0) feedback bidder or a non-U.S. bidder you MUST contact me before bidding. I will cancel the bid of any zero feedback or non-U.S. bidder that does not contact me prior to bidding. I will require any zero feedback or non-U.S. bidder to provide me with a verifiable physical address and contact information prior to bidding. I realize we were all zero feedback bidders at some point, but unfortunately zero feedback bidders are often also non-paying bidders on automobile auctions. BIDDER CONFIDENCE: I strive for the most transparent auction possible. As a bidder, you can be confident that the vehicle you are bidding on is described to the best of my ability. I am always happy to provide any perspective bidder my contact information if they wish to speak directly with me on the telephone about the vehicle. If within driving distance, a perspective bidder is welcome to come see the car in person prior to bidding. I am happy and willing to take any reasonable actions (i.e. additional pictures, telephone conversation, in-person viewing of car prior to conclusion of the auction, etc.) to give the bidder confidence that the vehicle being auctioned is indeed in my possession, for sale, and has been described as accurately as I am able. I will conduct myself in a professional manner throughout the auction process and I will be a prompt communicator via email, telephone or text message.