TC's 1969 Dodge Charger RT......

[tcs69rt]

I was stationed at Nellis AFB 95-02 in Las Vegas. I bought a 1970 Charger 500 from an F-15 crew chief for $600 and went to work. It took about 3 years and was quite a learning experience. I finished it in time to re-enlist with it. In 2001 I put it up for sale because I found a 69 Charger RT matching #'s 440, triple black car. Lucky for me the motor was rebuilt by a local racer. The motor was tight but the rest of the car needed some attention. I still have the 69 and the 70 sold to a guy in Denver. Currently the 69 was repainted and is now on jack stands as I am working on the brakes today.....I hope the pics load as I'm a newbie here!  TC

[cdr]

welcome to the site ,nice cars,& a special thanx for protecting us & our country

[tan top]

hello & welcome TC 

[XS29LA47V21]

 

Ahh an early 69 black car, very nice and stripe del too? some of us like the black ones, oh yeah I like most 69 actually....

[Indygenerallee]

Looks awesome TC!! Nothing more menacing than a black 69,I really like the wheels!! Thanks for your service!!

[Fred]

Looks awesome !! Nothing more menacing than a black Charger 

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Welcome to the site & register if you havent already

www.1969chargerregistry.com

[Bob T]

Welcome, tons of good info and laughs on here

Looks awesome !! Nothing more menacing than a black Charger 

What he said 


Bob from NZ

[doctor4766]

Yep, the black looks great. Especially on a '69

[tcs69rt]

So....Thanksgiving Day morning 2009, I was rolling about 40 MPH in traffic and the car went from smooth to acting like it was running on 6 cylinders. I was a mile from the house and limped home. The small porcelin sleeve around the electrode of the # 1 cylinder plug came off. It chewed up the top of the piston and blew the head gasket. The Charger sat broke like that for 2 years. I was a full time student and finished school. In September I bought a engine stand & lift. The heads went to the shop and i went to work detailing everything. I pulled the grille too and detailed it as well....

[AirborneSilva]

Beautiful Charger  and thank you for your service 

[Fred]

Yep, the black looks great. Especially on a '68

YOU made a spelling mistake doc.................so I fixed it for you 

[472 R/T SE]

Need some more pix.  Looks pretty good.  

Stripe delete done correctly.  Don't see that very often.     Fram oil filters don't have a very good rep on these automobile forums.
Thanks for ensuring our freedom sir.


fyp...

Welcome to the site & if you saved the '70's fender tag #'s, register if you haven't already

www.1970chargerregistry.com

[doctor4766]

Yep, the black looks great. Especially on a '68

YOU made a spelling mistake doc.................so I fixed it for you 

Nah, I knew what I was saying.

[chargermike]

thats my charger. i am the guy in denver. bought this car from tim. complete restore done on it. was a b-5 car and now is sublime. this charger went to a very good home and is loved very much. welcome to the site tim.

[Fred]

Yep, the black looks great. Especially on a '68

YOU made a spelling mistake doc.................so I fixed it for you 

Nah, I knew what I was saying.

My mistake. 

[doctor4766]

thats my charger. i am the guy in denver. bought this car from tim. complete restore done on it. was a b-5 car and now is sublime. this charger went to a very good home and is loved very much. welcome to the site tim.

And what an awesome job you've done with it Mike