Dodge Charger Base Hardtop 2-door on 2040-cars
Paonia, Colorado, United States
1968 Charger original 4 speed 383 car now it has a 440 with a 5 speed trans please have the funds if your going to bid My step brother and i went in together to build this car as our dream machine, one of a kind 1968 custom build after we both had kids we have come to grips that we will not have time to finish as our family's time is more valuable to us and to see our kids grow up is a 1 time experience not to be missed. Please look at the long list of all new parts, yes look at the list of new parts please. all the paint and body work is done spent over 21,500 just in paint and yes it is straight as you can get. Yes we have the fenders, hood deck lid all have been painted it was a lot easer to put the motor in with out fenders, not to scratching the paint and you can take a shave in the black mirror finish paint. the car needs to be put back together 92% of the parts are their, motor is in. all the parts are the best of the best this is not a fire sale and please do not offer Penney's on the dollar as i will not respond , We have close to $120,000 into this charger with the parts and labor the parts and paint are at $76,786.73 and no i will not take $40,000 , it has a clear Colorado title in hand
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