1969 Dodge Charger

Description

1969 Dodge Charger Originally a 383 car, Now rocking a freshly built 440 One Owner with only 57K Original miles on the Charger its self!
What you see before you is nothing short of a Unicorn. This is a 1 owner 1969 Dodge Charger, True find never been stored outside. This car was purchased by its original owner just before he went and served our great country in the Vietnam war. The Charger was Blue, with blue top and blue interior. When he got tired of the "Blues" He had her completely restored 5 years ago. Since then he has drove her a few hand full of times. He preferred to look at her and clean on her more than drive her "he is 83". At the time of the restoration he had the 383 removed and a brand new 440 installed, new 727 trans, all new suspension, all new breaks, new door moldings, new carpet, new Dupont paint, new windshield,  other than that everything else is original equipment to the car, This car has tick tock tack, working hideaway headlights, everything on this beautiful machine works exactly as it should and she needs nothing.
Notice at the bottom of the passenger front fender it still has the Chrysler emblem! You will be Hard pressed to find another 1 owner charger in this great of shape. Don't miss this opportunity to own and drive a piece of history!  I have the original owners manual as well in mint condition. I also have the full factory heat and ac that will come with the charger he did not install them back.
Please fell free to call or text me with any and all questions at 240-876-9374. For a shipping quote include your zip code and if you would like to see a start up video and walk around just ask. Thanks for looking and happy bidding.
Yes I can install a brand new Vintage air heat and A/c kit in the Charger before it ships. Just ask and we can work it out before you buy. Thanks
Charger comes with the stock wheels and tires and the full a/c and heat components "Minus Compressor" they worked when they were pulled. He didn't have them installed cause he wanted to go with a vintage air kit instead and just never did.