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1969 Dodge Charger R/t Se Factoy 4 Speed Professionally Restored Roller Plus on 2040-cars

US $19,694.40
Year:1969 Mileage:999999 Color: trim and dash parts
Location:

Statham, Georgia, United States

Statham, Georgia, United States
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Professional rotisserie restored....1969 Dodge Charger R/T SE original 440 A-833 Four Speed painted rolling shell....matching numbers body.  This is an original southern car that had very little rust when the restoration was started.  The fenders and quarters did have significant dents.  There was NO rust to the floor, frame, roof, firewall, inner fenders....this car even has the original trunk floor.  The shell was completely disassembled, quarters and tail light panel removed and then mounted on a rotisserie....then steam blasted.  It was then thoroughly media blasted to remove all rust.  The original undercoating was left intact because it was in such good shape....it is a "full undercoat" car.  Numerous coats of epoxy primer were applied and injected into the frame rails and other areas inaccessible with a spray gun.   

I am a Auto Metal Direct distributor and have assisted with the development of many of their parts.  So, it only made sense to use their parts in this build.  New AMD quarters, tail light panel, lower valance, fenders, hood, deck lid and front valance were installed.  Door hinges were rebuilt.  Countless hours were spent on panel alignment and panel finishing.  The car was painted with the doors, hood and deck lid removed.  The underside of the hood and trunk lid, door jambs, engine compartment and trunk were meticulously finished before painting.  Several coats of PPG DBC R4 Charger red were applied and topcoated with PPG Concept clear.  The body has been sanded in three steps to 3000 Abralon and is ready to buff.  

Included with the car is the original grille assembly in excellent condition....a couple of very minor cracks.  The original K member and control arms have been powder coated and are ready to install.  It will come with most of the interior and exterior trim and dash parts....the cluster is a non- tic toc.  The original bumpers and brackets are included.  Also included is extra quarter glass and left door.  Oh, there is also over $500 in new seals.

This project will NEED a complete drive train.....engine, transmission, manifolds, Dana etc.  It will also need a windshield bucket seats, console and shifter.

The car will come with a bill of sale and Georgia DMV tag receipt which is transferable to any state in the USA or I can get a Florida title if needed.  It will also come with a new fender tag reproduced exactly as the original.

Remember, I am an AMD parts distributor ....I will offer the buyer of this car any parts they need that I carry at my cost.

If you are looking for one hell of a nice Charger at a reasonable price ....you need to call me....serious inquiries ONLY...PLEASE check my feedback.... I don't sell junk and I don't waste peoples time....you will not be disappointed, thanx.

Kurt (706) 296-3615

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