Rare 1969 Charger Stationwagon

[billssuperbird]

 any one have a picture of a Superbird like that.

[Ghoste]

He said himself he's no crook.

[myk]

Death by firing squad.

Death by burning...

[tan top]

any one have a picture of a Superbird like that.

this one ?  guy/ owner  has/ had  a good excuse    , I believe the story went  , he had a accident & or was disabled , & used a wheel chair !  ,   I await to be corrected  

pictures below were posted on open road forum , by ( Brian & Michele)

http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/25556188/print/true.cfm

[Ghoste]

Thats the story I recall too.

[J.Bond]

The way the handicapped bird was set up, the wheelchair and passenger, resided in the back and required a driver. I'm thinking quad not para, or the car would have been hand control. However what a neat place to view a superbird ride......I help a good friend that has been in a chair for thirty some years, and always put thought into helping him get out and doing things that are not normally possible.

[Homerr]

Wow, that superbird is something else.

[Highbanked Hauler]

Ok....how about a Second generation Charger pickup.....

   Does this car still exist ?

[wingcar]

Ok....how about a Second generation Charger pickup.....

   Does this car still exist ?

Unfortunately, I found the picture on a web page and can't remember which one.....but, the picture is a bit dated so I would doubt it.....

[TUFCAT]

Here's yet another example from the Mopar's owners  "Bad Idea Collection".    ...Introducing the 5th Camino!

[Old Moparz]

Here's yet another example from the Mopar's owners  "Bad Idea Collection".    ...Introducing the 5th Camino!

Not the greatest looking car, but whoever did it, did what appears to be decent work. 

[Ghoste]

Thats what I thought too.  The end result is kind of pukey but it does seem to be well crafted puke.

[Old Moparz]

We had a thread on this one.....

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?topic=49881.0

The work on it looked good, I saw it at Carlisle.

[Ghoste]

It was at Columbus one year too, I have to admit that one did come pretty well.  Took a bunch of photos of it and I don't normally go for that kind of thing.

[Old Moparz]

I almost hate to admit it, but when I had my 1st '69 Charger in the early 80's & watched it rust away & turn into a POS, I gave thought to taking my sawzall to it to make a pickup.  

Ended up selling it for $600 after the timing chain went & took out the motor.  

[VegasCharger]

Looks like a tumor is growing on the back of it.

On the flip side, thank gawd they didn't do that to a '68.