interesting thrid generation

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Charger-Brougham-Dodge-Charger-13-200-ORIGINAL-MILES-BUILD-SHEET-1-OWNER-40-YEARS-100-ORIGINAL-/301407918498?forcerrptr=true&hash=item462d4fd9a2&item=301407918498&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

says original paint        not that original under the hood though  , imo

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[XS29L9Bxxxxxx]

Interesting phone.
Those pics though, they make me dizzy w/ the wide angle effect

[polywideblock]

that's one pristine body      

            would only need the engine bay put back the way it came  on day one to be a true survivor     but id leave it just as found 

[VegasCharger]

That is one interesting 74 Charger, very nice if you can get by the few mishaps. It won't fetch the $24,900 he's asking for. I don't think any 73-74 Charger could fetch that much unless it was a survivor M code car. I would drive it after I took off the hanging components and remove that silly tach. Also did you notice the hose clamps on the A/C lines

Man but very nice sheet metal, bumpers, fillers, tail light housings, lenses, exterior chrome, interior 

[Dino]

I tought about putting a phone like that in mine, but they're a bit pricey to have just for laughs.

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Interesting phone.
Those pics though, they make me dizzy w/ the wide angle effect

yeah , thought they look weird after resizing them     ,  not sure if its something I've done      will have a look into it later    

[ACUDANUT]

The shifter nob is from a 70 E-body. 

[moparnation74]

Cool looking ride!  But a very uncool price!

[1973rallye]

Like others before it, this car will be on the market for a long time at that price.

[Daytona R/T SE]

The shifter nob is from a 70 E-body. 

Some of the '74 B bodies came with that knob.

I had a '74 Road Runner that had that.

[Mytur Binsdirti]

Those pics though, they make me dizzy w/ the wide angle effect

It's not the pictures. That's the ultrat rare Panavision Charger.

[Ghoste]

The same type they used for Wheels of Terror.  Those Panavision ones are as tough to find as the fisheye Challengers.

[John_Kunkel]

I oughta contact the buyer and see if he wants my couple-hundred cassette tapes. 

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Interesting phone.
Those pics though, they make me dizzy w/ the wide angle effect

yeah , thought they look weird after resizing them     ,  not sure if its something I've done      will have a look into it later  

these look better      

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[ODZKing]

Yeah, I saw that over on the 3rd gen forum. I had said I guess everyone's idea of "100% original" is different. 100% original after it was painted would be more like it.
That is a dealer add on A/C, you can see the controls next to the ash tray. The steering wheel is awful but that is obvious. None of the clamps are original under the hood, in fact the engine has been painted. Chrysler doesn't paint the return springs same color as the engine.
They did a nice job of replacing the emblems correctly but clearly couldn't find the arrow(s) and left it off both sides.
I will say, nice clean car, but I'm not sure it is worth that money with a 318 though. My 2 cents.

[Sublime/Sixpack]

It's a pretty clean car, but no where near being 100% original!  Some sales people will say anything to make a sale.

[wingcar]

This Charger looks as if it came through a time warp as it has a lot of "70's" custom touches that I remember from back in the day.  But, it's a nice example of a third generation Charger, but the price does seem a bit high. 
And, speaking of "back in the day"...the PHONE is actually a Radio Stack CB.  I purchased one new when they first came out and installed it in my first '66 Charger...I mounted it in my present '67 for looks more than anything else.  I would think they would be fairly cheap on E-Bay (I guess I need to do a search, just to see). 

[EccentricMagpies]

That is one interesting 74 Charger, very nice if you can get by the few mishaps. It won't fetch the $24,900 he's asking for. I don't think any 73-74 Charger could fetch that much unless it was a survivor M code car. I would drive it after I took off the hanging components and remove that silly tach. Also did you notice the hose clamps on the A/C lines

Man but very nice sheet metal, bumpers, fillers, tail light housings, lenses, exterior chrome, interior 

I'd say that it has to be a lot more than a M code.   I'm not sure what the significance of that might be.  Big block 4 speed rallye survivor looking like that I suppose might draw more attention. 

Car is pretty clean.  That's for sure.