69 hemi charger for sale

[ht4spd307]

found this on ebay interesting car but the sellers name is a bit sketchy 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Dodge-Charger-R-T-HEMI-/172567595062?hash=item282dd48836:g:fboAAOSwsW9YwJnD&vxp=mtr  

[Mytur Binsdirti]

Pretty car.

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been forsale all over the internet a  long time ( years ) , might be of been different sellers     think  for 189k or there abouts  



   

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   seems a bit unusual , although i'm no expert   

[Dino]

Very nice, wonder what the reserve is this time.

Yeah the owner should probably change his name, it might help business a bit.

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[41husk]

I love the color

[chargerboy69]

Wow, very nice car.  I wouldnt kick her out of my garage.

[Bronzedodge]

Where's the swaybar?   

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http://www.autabuy.com/Vehicles/Details.cfm?VID=19140524&Year=1969&Make=Dodge&Model=Charger%20R%2FT

$185,750

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Where's the swaybar?   

Good eye! 

[moparfan53]

Wow... amazing car for sure! That color combo is outstandingly nice in my opinion. B5 with white is one of my favorite combinations. I would love to have it... and if I win the lottery and it is still for sale... I will have it.   

There are three things I would correct. First is my pet peeve of the lower door inner section being body color when it is supposed to be interior color. Other two are; white kick panels, should be black and white shifter knob instead of wood grain.

  As I said though, a super nice car.  Having dual mirrors is fairly rare I think.

[VegasCharger]

Thanks TT for your picture postings.

[hemi-hampton]

Where's the swaybar?   

I see other parts missing

[Mytur Binsdirti]

Where's the swaybar?   

I see other parts missing

Wrong main cap side bolts, wrong (aftermarket) radiator, upper hose, master cylinder, power brake booster, headlight vacuum lines aren't run properly, the front spring perch bolt is facing the wrong way, plastic K-frame shields and the front valance fender shields are MIA. One can go on and on, but while it is a very pretty car, at that price, one should not find anything wrong with it.

[68RT440]

In the trunk pictures it looks like there's a pretty big dent in the passenger side quarter panel that they apparently just filled. So if they just filled a dent that is really easy to get behind to dolly, what else was done with the bodywork?

[charge69]

There are definitely a few things wrong with this particular Charger but it is still a beautiful car.

A sergeant friend of mine traded in before I knew he had done it, a 1968 383 4-bbl 4spd Charger and bought a 1969 R/T except it was a 440 4-bbl. just like this one with the B5 blue exterior and white top, interior, and tail stripe and it was a great car!  This was in Oct. 1968 !   Yeah, I am that old and drove, rode in, or knew of ALL the muscle cars back then.

With a wife and baby, I bought a used 1966 Mustang Convertible.  Loaded out for $1700.00 and hated to sell it in 1971 but it needed a lot of work I couldn't afford right then.

[moparfan53]

Where's the swaybar?  

I see other parts missing

As far as missing parts, I see two others. The hood depression blackout and the brace/support from crossmember to rad support.

Hemi-Hampton... anything else missing?

[birdsandbees]

There's a never ending list... "normal bolts" in the rear leafs front spring mount brackets vs correct pressed in studs ($45), but most are simple clean up items to do. Make a list, get the costs, add the labour to swap out and negotiate.  

[hemi-hampton]

Where's the swaybar?  

I see other parts missing

As far as missing parts, I see two others. The hood depression blackout and the brace/support from crossmember to rad support.

Hemi-Hampton... anything else missing?

The brace to radiator support is what I noticed. LEON.