69 R/T S/E car for sale local here

[Stegs]

Well guys i found a real diamond in the rough

For sale 5 miles from my house looks like a barn find r/t s/e charger

Fender tag says

xs29
a34 (special edition)
b5 blue

car looks solid, passenger side rear quarter has a rust hole. Can see the floors but the rockers are solid. Car is very straight, good grill

Original 440/727 (440 has mickey thompson valve covers and a torker intake)

will post pics asap

asking 17k

Link to photo bucket

http://s1102.photobucket.com/user/mrmarlin1/library/?view=recent&page=1

[Ghoste]

A lot of project for 17k just judging by the few photos at the link.  Have you seen the car yourself?

[Stegs]

A lot of project for 17k just judging by the few photos at the link.  Have you seen the car yourself?

yes i took a few videos of it and those photos

I myself would love the car, but one charger is expensive enough for me 

needs just about everything inside (door liners, head liner, dash is ok, center counsel , window cranks, carpet, needs 69 seats, needs whole new back seat)

But its a r/t se car....very uncommon to see

and a beautiful color too.....b5

[twodko]

No way $17k with such extensive and expensive work needed.
$8-10k IMO.

[Stegs]

No way $17k with such extensive and expensive work needed.
$8-10k IMO.

agree

he is fishing for someone that has to have it

he may or may not find him/her....its very cool either way


there is a note in the window that he has 68-70 charger parts for other cars and he has a 72 se charger for sale

[Lennard]

But its a r/t se car....very uncommon to see

and a beautiful color too.....b5

Not to high jack the thread but how rare/uncommon are '69 R/T se Chargers?
I'm just curious because I own one.

[Brock Lee]

Not ridiculously rare. Their survival rate is better than most other Chargers. Within that group you are left with cars that still have their original engines and transmissions. Many had their engines swapped out over the decades.

[Homerr]

A47 = SE
A34 = 4.10 Dana Super Track Pak

[XS29L9Bxxxxxx]

Well guys i found a real diamond in the rough

For sale 5 miles from my house looks like a barn find r/t s/e charger

I'd be curious about that "barn", as it must've had one heck of a hole in the roof.

So that car for $17k or the real barn fond 5 years ago for $25k. No brainer, as the market hasn't gotten stronger.

[Lennard]

Not ridiculously rare. Their survival rate is better than most other Chargers. Within that group you are left with cars that still have their original engines and transmissions. Many had their engines swapped out over the decades.

Yep, my original engine and transmission are gone also. Thanks for the reply.

[Ghoste]

Within the 69 Registry, the RT SE accounts for almost 10% of the total cars registered.  How many still survive and how accurate that is across total production is still a guess.

[Lennard]

Within the 69 Registry, the RT SE accounts for almost 10% of the total cars registered.  How many still survive and how accurate that is across total production is still a guess.

Thanks for the info!

[Stegs]

i read somewhere that the r/t s/e cars where around 4500 in total production numbers for 69....I could be wrong


Anyway, the owner wants 17k for it.....is it worth it? i dont know


I thought i would post it here, its always fun to see the old cars that have been put away for a long time come out

[fy469rtse]

69 RTSE's . i think from memory around 2250 in total,
not to be confused with base SE's which you could order,
when i loaded my cars detail to the registery, i think less than a couple hundred on there , its a while ago,
and yep my original drive train gone as well,
was a negleted rolling stripped shell when i got her

[Lennard]

Mine was a street/strip car when I bought it. Not much S/E stuff left other than the trim around the pedals and the black spray painted woodgrain dash bezels.

[tan top]

 

[Stegs]

what exactly did the s/e package get you?


My uncles has a 69 charger thats been sitting since the early 80s. His is a 318 car, 2bbl of course. The car has a white vinyl top, tan interior with i think its t5 Bronze (its some form of bronze with almost a very light metallic in it)

His is a S/E edition....so what did that give you?

[hemi68charger]

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His is a S/E edition....so what did that give you?

the most noteable things are over and beyond the standard Charger items:
Leather front seats
Woodgrain instrument panel
Woodgrain steering wheel
Deep dish wheel covers
Hood mount turn indicators
Light Group

[Ghoste]

And the bright trim on the pedals.

[Stegs]

...
His is a S/E edition....so what did that give you?

the most noteable things are over and beyond the standard Charger items:
Leather front seats
Woodgrain instrument panel
Woodgrain steering wheel
Deep dish wheel covers
Hood mount turn indicators
Light Group

please correct me if im wrong, but i was told that early 69s had a all black dash and metal 727 shifter. The later 69s all had wood grain dash and a wood shifter for the trans

again, im no expert, just looking to expand my knowledge

[Ghoste]

Woodgrain dash was an SE thing, the very early 69's did share the same shift ball (metal) as the previous years.