Looks like a Charger... but it's not

[Tilar]

Doesn't look bad though.

[68X426]

 

[TruckDriver]

What was it? A coronet? I dont like convertables, but look like it was done okay.

[Tilar]

It was a Plymouth sport fury that had all new AMD sheet metal put on it.

EDIT: it was a sport satellite, not a fury. I must have been tired when I posted this.

[TruckDriver]

Pretty cool I think. I would of never known

[1969chargerrtse]

 
If I had spare cash I'd buy it and fixer up.

[BIGBLCK11]

Better than chopping up an actual Charger.  Looks decent, just not a huge fan of convertibles either.  The roof line and sail panels are some of my favorite parts. 

[Kern Dog]

Thats really interesting....Using a different substructure and hanging Charger panels on it.
I'd tend to agree with the others: The roof is a big part of the styling of the 68-70 Charger and the convertible/roadster design, while interesting, lags behind a standard Charger. Thanks for posting!

[Daytona R/T SE]

 

One of my Charger projects will wind up as a convertible...

[71green go]

Love this!!!.........And I love convertibles!........

[tan top]

  clever stuff , not for me though !!
  nice gill 

[Tilar]

If I had spare cash I'd buy it and fixer up.

I didn't get a shot of the sign in the window but they said they would finish it however you wanted it equipped.

[moparstuart]

 one day i will build one of these to sit next to the birdible

[surmanajaja]

I think there was one like this, a satellite turned into a charger in Mopar Action or some other mag back in ´95 or early nineties anyway. probably have the issue somewhere. I would actually rather make a coupe charger with a roof from a donor b-body since the roof is essensial part of the mean sculptured look of the coke-bottle chargers.

[Troy]

Something similar way back in 2008. I believe M.A.R.S. was the first to do it when the AMD sheet metal first came out. They had the first one I saw any way. You need a convertible "donor" to get the windshield, A-pillars, etc. so none have been made from actual Chargers (as far as I know).
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,46405.0.html

See also:
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,48966.0.html

Troy

[Magnumcharger]

I'm lovin' it!!

[Kern Dog]

I think there was one like this, a satellite turned into a charger in Mopar Action or some other mag back in ´95 or early nineties anyway. probably have the issue somewhere. I would actually rather make a coupe charger with a roof from a donor b-body since the roof is essensial part of the mean sculptured look of the coke-bottle chargers.

The car in question is owned by a Rhode Island guy. He is a member on Moparts and has the screen name ChargerVert. Nice guy.

[69chargerrt440]

He was asking $25,000. 

[Budnicks]

The seating area kind of looks to large, the open area looks kind of out of proportion, for the rest of the car, could be cool though, I don't think I would do that to my car, but it's interesting to see a convertible, never made/even seen a convertible Charger, maybe that's why he did it... The roof line is kind of one of the best lines on those years 68-70 2nd generation, Chargers...

[Magnumcharger]

Or - You could buy this: http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,83766.0.html

[BrianShaughnessy]

I drove past that on the golf cart Saturday afternoon.     Didn't bother stopping.   

[moparstuart]

I think there was one like this, a satellite turned into a charger in Mopar Action or some other mag back in ´95 or early nineties anyway. probably have the issue somewhere. I would actually rather make a coupe charger with a roof from a donor b-body since the roof is essensial part of the mean sculptured look of the coke-bottle chargers.

The car in question is owned by a Rhode Island guy. He is a member on Moparts and has the screen name ChargerVert. Nice guy.

thats pete who traded troy him charger 500 that had been clone to a daytona to troy for his 6 pak 70 R/T