1969 Dodge Charger SE

Undisputedly one of the most sought after, recognizable, and iconic muscle cars ever... a 1969 Dodge Charger. This car was originally a triple tan colored car (Dark Bronze Metallic paint, tan interior, tan vinyl roof). It has been converted into what you see now... Triple Black. In my opinion no other color can compare to black on these 69 Chargers. As you can see the paint is extremely nice. There was a lot of time spent on making sure this car was straight and true as black paint shows every imperfection. The car shows beautifully and is bound to impress anywhere you go.
This Charger is a "A47" car which indicates a Special Edition car. The Special Edition cars were given front seat leather inserts, chrome rocker moldings, wood grain steering wheels, and wood grain inserts on the instrument panel.
As you can see from the photos of the undercarriage and floors this car was NOT a rust bucket. The frame is solid as a rock and still retains its original undercoating with only minimal surface rust. The floors still hold the original Dark Bronze Metallic Paint. The only floor work that was done was a partial drivers side floor pan as water must have gotten inside the car sometime over the years which required a partial drivers side floor pan. The AMD partial floor panel was professionally and seamlessly installed.
The vinyl roof is original and was dyed black. All the trim chrome shows very well and has only minor pitting which can only be seen in certain spots up close. The bumpers are decent but could use a rechrome.
They are dent free and terrific candidates for a rechrome. They still show very well as you can see from the photos but up close they do show the typical fading. The drive line is all original. The original 318 engine and 904 transmission are VIN stamped and numbers matching to the car. The engine and valve covers still retain its original paint. The car still retains its original 2 Barrel Carburetor which still has its original carb tag on it. Although the small block 318 engine may not be the most desirable engine option it is very rare to find one still in one of these cars... especially a matching number drive line. Most of these small blocks were taken out and replaced with a 383 or 440. The engine has been tuned up and the carb has been rebuilt. It runs very well and the original radiator keeps this engine below 140 degrees even after driving for long trips. Whatever these 318 engines lack in power they make up for in reliability (and gas mileage!) The car runs and drives very well. As far as I know the engine or transmission have never been taken apart or rebuilt.
The seats, carpet, and headliner are all brand new. The dash is all original and was just painted black.
There are no cracks or wear in the dash as you can see... it is beautiful. All the gauges work and the clock works intermittently. The AM radio still works perfectly and picks up local stations with ease! The tires have less than 1500 miles on them and are in great shape.This car is a pleasure to own and drive. You will not be disappointed. Whether you are looking for a very original 1969 Charger or you are looking for a solid car that you can put a big block in you can't go wrong. If you keep the original drive line then put a big block in it you would only increase the cars value. If you wanted to keep it with the original drive line and just enjoy it you will be hard pressed to find a better investment in a muscle car.