using a original J code 68 charger for a custom build .....

[tan top]

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Dodge-Charger/232625436445?hash=item36298e771d:g:ZAcAAOSwBp9aVT66&vxp=mtr

[alfaitalia]

Uh oh.....a few on here are going to love that....NOT! If it was as rusty as they say then I guess its better than just letting it rot....and he's right with his AMD comments.  How much would be original J code when finished even if restored to tag anyway.....not much more than the VIN??? His car and his cash I guess.

[Baldwinvette77]

maybe its the hurricane sandy 68?  they do mention its a rust bucket. 

[chargerperson]

Interesting approach for a build.  Seems to have a lot of variables (e.g., powertrain) though which could influence the builder's costs.  I know that price seems high but with that level of work, one could end up spending more than the opening bid ($200k) easily enough

[6bblgt]

  wonder if it was GREEN 

[aerolith]

Bad idea!

AMD the body and find a date coded hemi for her, I have one here from a 68 Roadrunner they can have for $25,000 and a hemi 4-speed transmission too if they wanna make a MAN's CAR!!!

Late model hemi TOSH!

Fix this instead, or the green one and make a name for yourself...