1966 Dodge Charger Base Hardtop 2-door Poly 318 Air Conditioning Automatic on 2040-cars
Hugo, Minnesota, United States
We are selling this 1966 Dodge Charger for a customer of ours. This 66 Charger has not been driven much in the past 5 years. It has a nice looking powder Blue exterior with nice Dark Blue interior. The drivers side bucket does have some usual wear ( See Pic ) also the dash looks very nice as do all the other panels. The out side has had a repaint due to thin paint and looks very nice. As you can tell by the pics the inner trunk extensions. floor boards, trunk floor and torsion bar crossmember are all really solid. The engine needs a tune up and it will be done by end of auction. Other than that it runs, drives and stops fine! We always get the question…Will this car make it to Sandusky Ohio or Salt lake city Utah? Well this is a nice driving car but it has been driven very little in last 5 to 6 years. So to answer the question…I would recommend trailering the car to your destination until you are comfortable with driving it coast to coast. This is a factory Air conditioned car that still blows semi cold air! The Tachometer works and speedometer works. I think the temp gauge does not. Car has bumper guards. has dual exhaust that is quiet. This is a mostly stock car that would make a very nice cruiser! Take a look at the pics…this is a solid car! If I forgot anything please ask or call Randy @ SharaDon Performance in Hugo MN 651-426-0061
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For Hyundai, it teamed up with website Motozuma.com to help customers crowdsource money for a down payment, and the automaker matched this amount up to $500. Last year, this helped Hyundai sell an extra 1,600 units, a fraction of its total 2012 sales. That figure is far larger than Dodge fared with the Dodge Dart Registry - it netted only two sales and a small number of individual options. This registry did help University of Southern California fraternity crowdsource $18,000 to buy a Dart for a local Meals on Wheels, however. Despite the low sales figures, Dodge and Hyundai are considering their crowdsourcing programs a success since it helped them connect with younger buyers.
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Rumors swirled about a Charger Hellcat. Frankly it makes even more sense than the Challenger version. The Charger is a bigger car, and Dodge has never been shy about dropping monster engines under its hood. Hell (cat), we've seen Charger mules running around town that appeared to be the super sedan.
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