Summer Classic Auction

*1969 Dodge Charger - A True Survivor!

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Start price: $20,000

Estimated price: $40,000 - $60,000

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Due to the size/weight/fragility of this item, it will require a pick up or customer-arranged 3rd-party shipping. We will connect you with reputable transport companies after the auction.

Let’s start with this is a one family, two owner car. First was a woman that enjoyed good looking, eye-catching automobiles. She bought the car new and always babied the car. Only used it on nice days when she could. Turned it over to her son when she thought he was responsible enough to take good care of it. The vehicle only has 48,657 real miles. Original numbers matching 383 Magnum motor with original automatic transmission. Very clean engine, surrounding equipment and compartment along with air conditioning and power steering, original vinyl top in good condition, no tears, cuts, spitting or cracking. The exterior chrome all looks very good with very little flea bite pits or light scratches. The plastic grill in front shows no signs of damage, breaks or cracks. Light lenses the same. The interior is extremely nice. No signs of damage to seats, carpet (has floor mats), door panels or arm rest pads. Has the original seat belts. Wood grain steering wheel,

gauges are all original. Also unusual is no damage to the dash pad. Has original A/M – 8 Track radio with an aftermarket "Realistic" A/M, F/M, cassette hanging under dash. the headliner is good, but if you look really closely, there are two small puncture holes, left side center and right rear. The back has rear window defroster and the now extinct left and right ash trays. The doors have hand crank windows with the small vent windows. Good glass all around and adding to the interior are bucket seats with the optional large center floor console and shifter. The doors open and shut smoothly, with no sagging, no signs of door bottom swelling or rust. The weather strip is still somewhat pliable and in good condition. The undercarriage is clean with some surface rust here and there. The owner states there never has been any body damage or accidents as we also could not see any signs of this. The car has had a color top coat refinishing as the original finish started to slightly deteriorate and the owner wanted the car in good condition always. They also changed (years ago) the standard wheels to American Mags with B.F. Goodrich raised white letters. Radial T/A tires which still look in good condition (not guaranteed). And a big plus, the vehicle comes with the original build sheet! A must see automobile.