Daytona in charlotte

[taxspeaker]

Rk motors has a yellow automatice-before I invest in a trip does anyone know this car?
Thanks

[richRTSE]

Here's some info...
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?topic=111731.0

[WINGIN IT]

Yes its been discussed before.
It was a resto from Hodges restoration.
As you can tell not much original metal.
Hodges shows pics of resto

http://www.hodgerestorations.com/69%20Daytona%20TB%20Page.html

[taxspeaker]

Thanks for the help and the links

[tan top]

 

  http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,122944.0.html

[KBeavers]

My Dad's old car. I went down there awhile back. It looks great, but not much original sheetmetal after the resto. The car was parked in 1974 with the original drivetrain. Please keep in contact if you decide to buy it.

[taxspeaker]

Thanks. I've got something in front of it now so it is 2nd choice

[Q5XX29]

Quite a price drop:

http://www.rkmotorscharlotte.com/sales/inventory/active/1969-Dodge-Charger-Daytona/135498

[5hunert]

Wow, after seeing the before pictures from Hodges I can understand why it was "a beneficiary of a six digit restoration."  I'm not sure that's something to brag about.

[Aero426]

Wow, after seeing the before pictures from Hodges I can understand why it was "a beneficiary of a six digit restoration."  I'm not sure that's something to brag about.

Car was rough, but there was still a lot of car there to begin with.  For some reason this one done to a high level with full disclosure by a well known shop scares people?        

The yellow car before restoration is pretty typical of what remains out there in terms of an an average Daytona project car.   Expensive to restore back in 2007.  Bet it would cost more if you had to do it today by having to chase the right parts.   
 

[taxspeaker]

Interesting-I have called rk not once but twice and no one even has bothered to return my calls! Still on the hunt and closing in on one I hope, just not this one.