1968 Charger - No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Eatonville, Washington, United States
This auction is a no reserve auction for a 1968 Charger. Engine is a 318 and automatic transmission combo both needing to be rebuilt. This is a bucket seat console car. The seats both front buckets and rear seat are in good shape. Center console base is there but top of the console missing, floor shifter is still in the car. The front and rear windows are out but are they are there. Front and rear window trim are there as well as the vinyl top trim. There is a carpet kit ( black) also. The trunk pan is rusted thru. The floors are decent with only a few small bad spots please look at pictures. Hood has been dented by a branch that fell onto it, could be repaired please look at pictures. Also, a branch hit the driver side sail panel area. I tried to show pictures of quarters, fenders, and around front and rear windows to show the condition. The car is located in Eatonville Washington. I encourage anyone bidding to come take a look in person. All sales are final. Please ask all questions before bidding. Payment must be made within 7 days after end of auction. PayPal is preferred. Cashiers checks and money orders will take up to 2 weeks to clear the bank. Car will not be released until payment has cleared the bank.
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