1968 Dodge Charger 440

Make:	Dodge
Model:	Charger
Year:	1968
Mileage:	999,999,999
Color:	Purple
Engine:	440
Cylinders:	8
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Automatic
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Black
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Terre Haute, Indiana, United States

1968 Dodge Charger Additional Info:

1968 Dodge Charger 440 not RT original 383
Newer 440 (about 1200 miles on build)
727AT w/ Manual Valve Body
8 3/4 Sure Grip Rear End
Car has a lot of bells and whistles way too may to list. 440 has pretty hefty cam but still runs on pump gas, not sure on exact particulars was on car when I bought it. Exhaust is 4" Borla that comes out the sides. This car is an older restoration California show car. Almost everything on this car was made to be operated with a remote along with the door poppers. I never really use any of them. There's instructions and a certain button combinations but I never lock up the car. Car never sees weather and has zero rust. No windshield wipers so no driving in rain. Mechanically car is great and starts everytime. Fixed numerous little things the last few years too many to list. At the end of last summer the power windows started acting up. Not sure what it is I haven't looked into it cause they were intermittently working. Car is stored for winter. Let me know what you need info wise and I'll try and get it. Car has custom wheels with 18.5" Mickey Thompson tires power steering, power hood, seats, windows and brakes. I'm not needing or really wanting to sell but wife is pregnant and this ain't a baby hauler and I really won't have time for it the next few years. Car is for sale locally and may end auction early. I will take reasonable offers for the car. Thanks

On Apr-04-16 at 15:45:04 PDT, seller added the following information:

Carbs are dual 8867 Edelbrocks. The hood is open and closed via a hidden winch system. Had some questions on it. It's a very unique setup. This is operated by use of a switch in the dash or the keychain remote system can also activate it somehow. I never use the keychain method.