unrestored 68

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  http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Charger-CHARGER-1968-DODGE-CHARGER-SUPER-SURVIVOR-97k-MILES-ORIGINAL-PAINT-/310977160670?forcerrptr=true&hash=item4867aee5de&item=310977160670&pt=US_Cars_Trucks



I know ebay ad , but thought  be good to post here , being unrestored with pictures & stuff , mods feel free to move or delete or ....  

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[westcoastdodge]

wow dont come up like that too often

[Mytur Binsdirti]

That green interior kills it.

[JamieZ]

Not bad, doesn't want a fortune for it either.

[F8-4life]

With so many cars being put together over the years, this is a good buy.

[RallyeMike]

A daily driver as well.

Starting yesterday? 


I remember when you could pick up a 318 69 Charger like this for $500. That's why I'll probably never be able to buy another one.

[69rtse4spd]

Curb feelers.

[69 OUR/TEA]

Cool looking car,the color with those dog dish caps looks great.To much $$$$$ IMO.Not nice enough survivor for me,would restore it.I would'nt mind a 68 ,but it would have to be a car that really pops to me,do not like 68 charger seat covers !!!

[bill440rt]

Love to see cars like this. 
It's one of those cars to be on the fence about, do you leave it alone or restore it? Might be a little on the scruffy side to leave as a survivor. The paint is looking thin, especially on the roof. Tail panel, too. Tough, tough call. Love the wheels, they break it up nicely.
I do agree also, the curb feelers gotta go! 

[XS29LA47V21]

Love to see cars like this. 
It's one of those cars to be on the fence about, do you leave it alone or restore it? Might be a little on the scruffy side to leave as a survivor. The paint is looking thin, especially on the roof. Tail panel, too. Tough, tough call. Love the wheels, they break it up nicely.
I do agree also, the curb feelers gotta go! 

I hear you.... but no fence for me, I see the price good, if one repaint I would pass at half that price, but what do I know I like the undeniably original and unrestored cars, sometimes crusty, but that is just me, wish I was in the market for one that one I like, must remain focused .....  It would be interring to see what kind of buyer buys it .... a saver of it, for restoring into something else or a carver up into rat mod rod thing?? 

[Corey Dean]

I know this will probably get me banned, but I can't stand those rims (or rallye wheels) or red line tires. Yuck. 

[Ghoste]

Why would that get you banned?  It might provoke someone who doesn't agree with you to respond but this isn't Moparts. 
Btw, I like them.

[Mytur Binsdirti]

I hear you.... but no fence for me, I see the price good, if one repaint I would pass at half that price, but what do I know I like the undeniably original and unrestored cars, sometimes crusty, but that is just me, wish I was in the market for one that one I like, must remain focused .....  It would be interring to see what kind of buyer buys it .... a saver of it, for restoring into something else or a carver up into rat mod rod thing?? 

It's only a 318 car, so whatever it sells for is top dollar for the car. If the body is as nice in person as the pictures look, it's almost worth the money.  Personally, I'd repaint it a different color & change the interior color, swap out the engine & drive train, add a/c & modernize the suspension.

[jfreakofkorn]

man o man, if i would have the green ( besides the colour of the car ), i would so have that in my garage

they are getting a bit more harder to find like this ...

everything is going for it ( colour, interior, condition, etc .... ) IMO

[Troy]

That's the color of my very first 68 - although mine was flat black when I got it. I always wondered what one would look like since you don't see many in that color.

Troy

[twodko]

Whoever buys it I hope they DO NOT chop it up into a rat rod.
I'd do the same thing as Mytur Binsdirti would.

If only I had the simolians.

[472 R/T SE]

I know this car.  It was at the Sunbust show last year.  It was imo, best of show rig.  It's that nice & original.

The owner also used to have a '69 Charger R/T.  When he passed away he willed both cars to the boys @ that Mopar restoration shop in Tacoma.  Mike, the owner, was given the '68.  When we talked he was torn on whether to keep it or sell it cause he was worried about what would happen to it.  So I'm a little surprised to see it listed.  But it is the real deal.

[Mytur Binsdirti]

Sold

[hemi-hampton]

Sold for the big $22k. I know many people will spend more then $22k in body work to have there rust bucket welded up with cheap aftermarket that in no way compares to factory.