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Hi guys, I wanted to see if there was feedback on this restomod build shown on BAT. We are looking for a restomod... as well as an original numbers car to add to the garage here. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969-dodge-charger-43/#comments

Hi folks I am looking to add a Charger to our garage. -#1 condition -Rotisserie restored -68-70 -4spd -numbers matching -#1 condition -fully documented restoration If you have something that meets the description above, please hit me up.

Sold. Someone got a great car for the very fair price!

Price reduced $55k This is less than the restoration cost!

We have the fender tag. We dont have the build sheet. We are in North Dallas as well... near McKinney

Thanks for the compliment. The underside finishes are painted to match a natural finish.

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We are thinking about selling our 69 roadrunner convertible. I feel confident in saying that this is likely the nicest 69 roadrunner convertible on the planet. Just finished a 3 year restoration at a Mopar only shop last year and has about 50 miles on it after the restoration. No expense was...

I have a 69 Roadrunner matching number convertible that we may be interested in selling. It is in #1 condition. Full restoration completed last year by a mopar only restoration shop. Driven 20 miles since restoration. All original and nothing was spared in the resto we did. Correct paint...

do you have pics you can email to me? +++No email addresses allowed here++++

Hi I have a 69 roadrunner convertible and am looking for a 69 jack assembly. I will pay top $$$ Curtis +++No email addresses allowed here++++

Random question.... How low should the top assembly go when I am lowering it? The frame is still visible and is higher the the top of the quarter panels. Is there a best practice in lowering a top on a 69 roadrunner?

Sorry I have moved and been delinquent in updating this thread. I'll be posting new pics this week! This restoration is being done by Carolina Classic Restorations- Vic Calvert. Vic and his crew worked for a big Mopar only Restoration Shop for many, many years before opening their own shop a...

I am a crazy stickler for perfect gaps and perfection with metal work... it makes body work much easier when you get it as perfect as you can in metal. Keeps bodywork to a minimum

Harms did the carbs. He is on mopar chat and you can google him - - - Updated - - -

Alot of help from the best on this one: NOS Parts via Plymouth All Chrome Work- Advanced Plating in Nashville Grill Resto- King of Trim Headlight Buckets resto- King of Trim Carb Resto- Harms Dash- Instrument Specialties Radiator Resto- Glen Ray Exhaust- Accurate Exhausts Interior- Legendary...

If you are going to restore it then you should do it right or else the next guy will have to.. Just a few pics of the 15 month restoration. I will upload more when I get a break from work.

I decided to add some pics of my roadrunner resto on the forum. I bought the car and it was a nice #2 driver car. I guess I am picky with my cars as I always seem to want #1 show cars. Here is what it looked like when we started... Lots of original parts in great shape on this including...

because they are e-bodies? not sure I get it....