Brazilian Dodge Charger on eBay.

[Mytur Binsdirti]

And don't forget about the dent in the trunklid to the left of center.

[Cncguy]

Never thought it would reach 70k

[F8-4life]

Grill is the coolest part of the car. Sail panels look to big for the quarters, seats look like a c body- too big and the shifter is too small.  Not trying to take away from its significance but from the side with the swoopy c pillers it could be mistaken for a custom dart/elcamino concept. Cool color but it doesn't work with a gold engine too well.

[Mytur Binsdirti]

Never thought it would reach 70k

Shill bids. No one is ever going to bid up to 70 grand for a glorified 318 Dodge Dart ever, let alone sight unseen and sitting in a 3rd world country. Hell, no one ever bids up to 70 grand on a real 68-70 R/T on fleabay. The seller is a jackoff. 

[Nacho-RT74]

I have detailing some stuff here and there. I'm having serious doubts about how "survivor" is... master cylinder seems to be not original and some relays here and there looks to be added

[Nacho-RT74]

despite my comment... master cylinder could be original.

[nakita7]

Interesting car. Proves the old saying, "It's only worth what someone is willing to pay".

They must have really clean barns in Brazil?

[Bad B-rad]

Are these different from the Australian made Chargers?
Get this and put one of the Aussie 6 cylinder Hemis in it, confuse everyone.   

[Nacho-RT74]

yes, diff cars, although shares unibody.

Brazilian Mopars are A body based like Aussies but really more similar to an USA Dart. 67/69 some, and 70s others ( Brazilians Magnums, Lebarons )

[polywideblock]

left hand drive for a start ( aussies are right hand drive ) those huge sail panels were referred to as "Mexicana" roof line

[Nacho-RT74]

oh, that's a Valiant around there, but not a Charger! nice! I was refering this Brazilian Charger is not the Aussie one. And all Brazilian Mopars are clearly somehow remodeled Darts. Aussies Mopars have more their own shape ( but that Valiant )