1969 Dodge Charger General Lee on 2040-cars
Rochester, New York, United States
1969 Dodge Charger “General Lee”. Everything has been built on this car correctly, using period correct or OEM parts where possible.
Engine was a 318, replaced with a period correct 440 all new, at a cost of over 18,000
Mach pulley system
Mosler rear with push button over drive for highway cruising
All new fuel tank, lines, even the cap, etc
Upgraded brakes and master cylinder
New floors, trunk, hood, fenders etc
Flag, General lee, 01 all painted, NOT decals.
New gauges
Seats from a 2009 Dodge Charger with custom 01 stitching look exactly like the 69 with the comfort of a new dodge,
I am old and my back couldn’t take the original seats anymore.
Heavy duty radiator, cooling system for parades because that’s all you will do with it.
Car was built with pride and care, it is simply very cool.
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