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Welcome from NW Indiana.

Welcome, nice looking Charger.

I'm from NW Indiana too, have a red '68 Charger.

Nice looking car, Nw Indiana here too.........

I would never pay that, I would rather buy a restorable '70 Satellite, or RR and make a Superbird clone, for way less and not worry about driving it.

Hibernation With the winter settled in, have not done much. The car is in "hibernation", and just been running it in the garage.

I I like your pic..... The Blue Top, I have been there a few times this summer.

Blue Top Finally got her out for a run and stopped by the Blue Top.

I found one on Ebay last year, a used one, but great shape. The main reason I installed it was for lane changing. Much easier to drive around now.

Looks nice, I did the same to my shifter knob. Then put a coat of satin poly over it to keep it from wearing. So far soo good.

Horn relay I replaced my horn relay.

I saw Fast 7, the movie was good, my kids and wife liked it. I'm glad at least they stuck with Dodge thru all the series. Creates another generation of Mopar fans. I know cars are destroyed, but like somebody else said, how many are rotting in back yards or junk yards that will never be...

Hibernation With the nice weather, got a chance to pull the beast out of hibernation.

Very nice car, congrats ! I'm jealous, a Superbird, or Daytona has been my all time dream car.

Not bad... It's doesn't look that bad, I thought about putting a Daytona wing on my '68 Charger.....

Glad I was able to help. I made that list from researching different books and service manuals. No, I do not have any pics, I have seen some pics somewhere where somebody converted theirs.

4 speed I converted my '68 Charger R/T from an auto to a 4-speed. I have a list of parts I used and will attach it. I know they are different years, but use similar parts, might help you out.

Charger run With the holidays and the weather, I have just been running her in the garage. - - - Updated - - - http://youtu.be/kCBZsF4vVl0Charger run

Good luck with the project, from one Charger owner to another...... I have 3 kids, with 2 of them in college so I understand funds go fast. My project has basically ground to a halt. I will just drive it and enjoy it as it is.

I am on the fence on this one. I owned a '73 Roadrunner before I bought my Charger and it was a great car, I had no complaints. I only regret that I traded it in for an "econobox". Think the Plymouth GTX is more in line with the Charger as more of a luxury muscle car or "super car" as they...