A ’69 Dodge Charger isn’t something really hard to find these days, but a ‘69 Dodge Charger with absolutely no rust and which the owner describes as a “one of a kind” model is quite a rare thing.
And yet, here’s someone selling their Charger on eBay, and according to the listing, it’s “an extremely solid and clean” model with matching numbers.
This Charger indeed seems to be in a really good condition, and the 383ci (6.3-liter) engine that powers the whole thing is working properly. The transmission also shifts well, and almost everything else is looking good, including the glass, the bumpers, and the grille.
On the other hand, it goes without saying that some improvements are also needed, such as the headliner, which comes two small holes, as well as the passenger seat that requires some extra upholstery work.
What sets this Charger apart from the rest of the crowd is total absence of rust, with the seller guaranteeing that the frame rails are in mint condition despite the fact they’ve never been touched.
“All the body panels are from factory, and the only patch that the car got in its entire life was a small portion of the floor and was done by a meticulous master metal guy (pictured). The car spent almost his entire life stored, and more than 20 years by the old guy from who I bought it about 3 years ago,” the seller says.
The current owner claims the car has been sitting for some two years, so with a new battery everything should be make in top shape.
As for the price, the car is being sold on eBay as part of an auction, and the top bid at the time of writing is $39,000. A deposit of $1,000 is required within 24 hours after the auction comes to an end for whoever sends the highest bid.
This Charger indeed seems to be in a really good condition, and the 383ci (6.3-liter) engine that powers the whole thing is working properly. The transmission also shifts well, and almost everything else is looking good, including the glass, the bumpers, and the grille.
On the other hand, it goes without saying that some improvements are also needed, such as the headliner, which comes two small holes, as well as the passenger seat that requires some extra upholstery work.
What sets this Charger apart from the rest of the crowd is total absence of rust, with the seller guaranteeing that the frame rails are in mint condition despite the fact they’ve never been touched.
“All the body panels are from factory, and the only patch that the car got in its entire life was a small portion of the floor and was done by a meticulous master metal guy (pictured). The car spent almost his entire life stored, and more than 20 years by the old guy from who I bought it about 3 years ago,” the seller says.
The current owner claims the car has been sitting for some two years, so with a new battery everything should be make in top shape.
As for the price, the car is being sold on eBay as part of an auction, and the top bid at the time of writing is $39,000. A deposit of $1,000 is required within 24 hours after the auction comes to an end for whoever sends the highest bid.