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To be fair, it lists the condition as "Used".

I kind of like it - it brings out the fifteen year old in me. :) I'll bet the Challenger Scat Pack chassis lets it travel places in a hurry. If it was $15,000 I'd be tempted.

Rotating doesn't really make it easier to read. :(

Power steering columns have a shorter shaft than manual steering, perhaps that is one of the differences.

The actual tv show probably didn't; they used up about 1/3 of one percent of all '69 Chargers for that show over the years.

Shouldn't need to as far as strength goes. The cylinder will get bored out to the sleeve size, leaving a shoulder at the bottom for the sleeve to sit on, then it gets hammered in and finish honed. In fact in this link, they completely removed the inner cylinder walls on this hemi block so you...

eldubb440, "You do not have permission to view this page or perform this action. " pops up for me on that gonorrhea link.

Scratchin' kinda hard there RC, I hope you haven't got lice!

Are you using a needle scaler?

Going down a gravel road with rocks hitting the underside of the floor pan, yes it is quieter when the gravel strikes a soft tarry surface instead of clanking against painted metal. And no, you may not be taking your nicely restored car down a gravel road, but when they were new it was a normal...

Plus it also helps to quiet down road noise.

You needn't spend $200, lots of cars used similar cans. Not just for lights, but for a/c vents, EGR, air grabbers...

You can always tell when a seller is serious by the meticulous way they clean the car before bringing out the camera.

I remember reading about an assembly line worker who was tasked with running the machine that stamped the numbers. He wasn't properly trained, and stamped the same number into every car for a whole hour.

* * * Click Photos to Enlarge * * * I'd be afraid to.

"The stripped and sandblasted K-frame and rear axle housing are not included in the auction, nor are the black primer door skins." So why even bother telling us that the K-frame is sandblasted, or show the door skins and axle in the photos?

I'm rather surprised that considering how popular the second generation of Charger is, and with so many people saying it's the best car design ever, that this forum is only on page three. In fact, it didn't get a single addition in all of 2021 and has only recently started to get posts again.

Not $10k - the reserve isn't met yet.

Looking at some of the shots online of the production, it looked more like they used tin from furnace ducting and wall plaster rather than NOS sheet metal. The jump cars didn't need to look good close up, or at slow speed.

Well, perhaps the jury is out on that. There are claims of one of the cars still existing. And it was originally yellow. The driver, Bill Hickman, states that despite claims of two there were actually three Chargers used in the film. http://ponysite.de/charger_welch.htm...