1969 Dodge Charger Rt Hardtop 2-door on 2040-cars
Victorville, California, United States
Send me an email at: meemddamboise@antieuro.com .
1969 dodge charger 440 r/t this charger has been professionally restored to a finished standard far beyond those
that were originally manufactured. in addition to the noted condition, this 1969 charger r/t has a
desirable factory option package that includes: power steering, power brakes, and a factory 8-track.Powering this
drive train begins with a date coded 1969 440 HP motor, hooked up to the much desired 18-spline hemi 4-speed
transmission, finishing with the notorious dana 60 sure grip rear end with 410 gear ratio. the suspension has all
been rebuilt, new bushings, heavy duty torsion bars and leaf springs, new brake and fuel lines, original chrome
moldings have been restored beyond perfect. New Chrysler glass, kyb's, 3-inch h-pipe exhaust with flow masters.
I've yet to see a finer example of a 1969 charger r/t and feel confident selling this to any Mopar enthusiast.
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