show us your 68 Chargers

[HeavyFuel]

Here's one with unusual red stripe at the Florida MOPAR Nationals...........




Steve

Can't see the pic. 

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[XS29J8]

Here's one with unusual red stripe at the Florida MOPAR Nationals...........




Steve

Can't see the pic. 


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Pic comes up on your post, sorry you're missing out on one of the most historic and best looking automobiles ever built, the 1968 Dodge Charger   ............... ........heh heh check your browser, I've had trouble viewing pics if the update isn't current. 


Steve

[Blakcharger440]

Thanks Bull.  All good here!

Hey cudacharger! What size of wheels and tires are on your 68? That looks really nice!

[SF-CHSE]

My '68 at Steve McQueen Days in Slater, MO.  We took home first place in the Bullitt class over two dozen '68, '01, and '08 Mustang Bullitts. 

[bakerhillpins]

Here's one with unusual red stripe at the Florida MOPAR Nationals...........




Steve

Can't see the pic. 


?

Pic comes up on your post, sorry you're missing out on one of the most historic and best looking automobiles ever built, the 1968 Dodge Charger   ............... ........heh heh check your browser, I've had trouble viewing pics if the update isn't current. 


Steve

Are you at the office? I can see them at home but can't see them at the office due to the naughty filter. I guess the office don't like Webshots.com

[XS29J8]

My '68 at Steve McQueen Days in Slater, MO.  We took home first place in the Bullitt class over two dozen '68, '01, and '08 Mustang Bullitts. 

Hi SFCHSE, great lookin 68!! So when is this Steve McQueen show in MO? Where is Slater located, sounds like a show we'd like to attend in a couple of years.........



Steve

[BBKNARF]

Slowly in the works.

[HeavyFuel]

Here's one with unusual red stripe at the Florida MOPAR Nationals...........



Steve

Can't see the pic. 


?

Pic comes up on your post, sorry you're missing out on one of the most historic and best looking automobiles ever built, the 1968 Dodge Charger   ............... ........heh heh check your browser, I've had trouble viewing pics if the update isn't current. 


Steve

Are you at the office? I can see them at home but can't see them at the office due to the naughty filter. I guess the office don't like Webshots.com

That's it.  I'm at home now and can see 'em.

[XS29J8]

Here's one with unusual red stripe at the Florida MOPAR Nationals...........



Steve

Can't see the pic. 


?

Pic comes up on your post, sorry you're missing out on one of the most historic and best looking automobiles ever built, the 1968 Dodge Charger   ............... ........heh heh check your browser, I've had trouble viewing pics if the update isn't current. 


Steve

Are you at the office? I can see them at home but can't see them at the office due to the naughty filter. I guess the office don't like Webshots.com

That's it.  I'm at home now and can see 'em.

Why would a picture host website be blocked at work? Glad you are able to see the pics now..............

[XS29J8]

Here is a one family owned 68 R/T...........






Steve

[HeavyFuel]

Here's one with unusual red stripe at the Florida MOPAR Nationals...........



Steve

Can't see the pic.  


?

Pic comes up on your post, sorry you're missing out on one of the most historic and best looking automobiles ever built, the 1968 Dodge Charger   ............... ........heh heh check your browser, I've had trouble viewing pics if the update isn't current.  


Steve

Are you at the office? I can see them at home but can't see them at the office due to the naughty filter. I guess the office don't like Webshots.com

That's it.  I'm at home now and can see 'em.

Why would a picture host website be blocked at work? Glad you are able to see the pics now..............

US military worksite.  We have extreme filtering and restrictions.

[XS29J8]

Here's one with unusual red stripe at the Florida MOPAR Nationals...........



Steve

Can't see the pic.  


?

Pic comes up on your post, sorry you're missing out on one of the most historic and best looking automobiles ever built, the 1968 Dodge Charger   ............... ........heh heh check your browser, I've had trouble viewing pics if the update isn't current.  


Steve

Are you at the office? I can see them at home but can't see them at the office due to the naughty filter. I guess the office don't like Webshots.com

That's it.  I'm at home now and can see 'em.

Why would a picture host website be blocked at work? Glad you are able to see the pics now..............

US military worksite.  We have extreme filtering and restrictions.

That I can understand!!! Brother works at Wright Patterson, I accuse him of back engineering alien spacecraft.......... .............

Cheers,
Steve

[Corellian Corvette]

Here's mine

[Dans 68]

Here's mine

Nice...and that is an understatement. 

Dan

[charge-it]

I really haven't visited this thread since I started it. Well, maybe just once. I can honestly say there isn't one 68 Charger in this thread that I don't like. I'm on Charger overload seeing all the color and wheel combos! Reluctantly. but willingly I've put my 68 Up for sale in order to buy another Mopar that has my interest. This has me really thinking if I can actually let my 68 go. I've busted my ass for over three years to get the car to the level it is at today. One thing is for certain, the 1968 Dodge Charger is the best looking car to ever come out of a Chrysler assembly plant. Without the 68's success we may never have been lucky enough to have the awesome 69's and 70's as well. If I had my way and money was no object, I would own one of each year and of course a 69 500 and 69 Daytona. Well ok, several of each year because there just are too many different combinations to only have one of each. Again, without a CHARGER DAYTONA there probably wouldn't have been a Superbird either. My opinion is that the 69 grill is the grill that inspired the similar center grill on the Plymouth Cuda's, you have to admit, there is a distinct similarity! Here's another analogy that I've come up with, The 68- 70 Chargers are the e-bodies of the b- bodies in the Mopar world. In other words, the second generation Chargers are the most desirable b-bodies ever built, bar none! Our generation has been lucky to live through one of Chryslers best periods in history. You have to admit that the 68-70 Mopar musclecar era produced some of the best looking and performing cars to ever hit the streets of America. Lots of people say history repeats itself but I don't believe we will ever see a performance car era like the 60's and early 70's ever again. If I happen to not sell my 68 it won't hurt my feeling one bit. So c'mon, keep posting those 68's!

[HITMAN 149]

Here's mine

wow!!! sweeeeet bro!!! im digggin the flat black tail stripe too!!! it's growing on me more & more i seee it!!!
also i think that's the forst 68' ive seen with vectors on it!?!?! looks pretttty good i must say!!!

[Dans 68]

Here's mine

...also I think that's the first '68 I've seen with vectors on it!?!?! Looks pretttty good I must say!!!

Did you not see this one? 

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,64619.msg723593.html#msg723593

Dan

[SG1022]

Here's mine

...also I think that's the first '68 I've seen with vectors on it!?!?! Looks pretttty good I must say!!!

Did you not see this one? 

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,64619.msg723593.html#msg723593

Dan

GL's don't count

[Dans 68]

...also I think that's the first '68 I've seen with vectors on it!?!?! Looks pretttty good I must say!!!

Did you not see this one? 

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,64619.msg723593.html#msg723593

Dan

GL's don't count

        I've always suspected that.... 

Dan

[Corellian Corvette]

Thanks guys  

I had the wheels purchased within 30min of buying the car. They were at my house before the car was

Too bad they had to wait 3 years to get installed. Got the horn, too. Funny I always get two questions - 1: Got a hemi? (no, but a 470 stroker motor usually gets *some* respect back), and 2: Got the horn? So I at least get to say "yes" to one thing 

[SG1022]

Thanks guys  

I had the wheels purchased within 30min of buying the car. They were at my house before the car was

Too bad they had to wait 3 years to get installed. Got the horn, too. Funny I always get two questions - 1: Got a hemi? (no, but a 470 stroker motor usually gets *some* respect back), and 2: Got the horn? So I at least get to say "yes" to one thing 

Who's Mustang?

[Corellian Corvette]

That's mine, too. It's just a 6cyl that my wife got as her first car. It was my first restoration project, and she loves having it to drive on nice days. Great car. Not a speed demon, but Mustangs do have a certain charm. I'm an equal-opportunity Muscle Car lover; I have 3 chevys, 2 fords, a Mopar, an Olds and Buick. I just like old cars 

[SG1022]

That's mine, too. It's just a 6cyl that my wife got as her first car. It was my first restoration project, and she loves having it to drive on nice days. Great car. Not a speed demon, but Mustangs do have a certain charm. I'm an equal-opportunity Muscle Car lover; I have 3 chevys, 2 fords, a Mopar, an Olds and Buick. I just like old cars 

If that olds is a 442 you can stay

[Corellian Corvette]

If that olds is a 442 you can stay

Not only is it a 442 - it's a 442 4-spd with 4:11 gears, and it's my Dad's first car. He bought it brand new off the showroom in 1965. It was wrecked in '84 and I finished restoring it in 2005.

[Tilar]

Not only is it a 442 - it's a 442 4-spd with 4:11 gears, and it's my Dad's first car. He bought it brand new off the showroom in 1965. It was wrecked in '84 and I finished restoring it in 2005.

That was back when the "442" actually meant what it was intended to. In later years it was nothing more than a badge they stuck on the side of a car.