1968 Dodge Charger all body work done!

[jayco91]

This is a 1968 Charger that I have taken pics of and posting for a friend. All the bodywork has been done using AMD panels and is top notch. All the gaps are even and true. It started as a 318 3 speed on the tree and still has the pedal set so it is ready for your 4 speed. The frame is original and solid along with inner fenders. It comes with many extra parts both outside and inside. Dont buy a rustbucket for 10 grand and spend at least double that plus countless hours in time for a long and painful restoration. Price is $14,000. The car can be seen on Syracuse NY craiglist. You can e-mail me for more info.

 

[jayco91]

Car price has been reduced to $10,500

 

[jddodge]

Hi,
Is the charger still for sale?
And how complete is it, also have the title?

Thanks

 

[jfreakofkorn]

photo(s) would help .....

 

[snakeyes]

:worthless_thread:

 

[jayco91]

Pics

:worthless_thread:

I tried posting pics but it is not easy here. The add is on the Syracuse NY craiglist. Thanks

 

[snakeyes]

by chance is this your charger that is for sale [video]http://syracuse.craigslist.org/cto/4417291752.html[/video]

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[Dako]

This is a 1968 Charger that I have taken pics of and posting for a friend. All the bodywork has been done using AMD panels and is top notch. All the gaps are even and true. It started as a 318 3 speed on the tree and still has the pedal set so it is ready for your 4 speed. The frame is original and solid along with inner fenders. It comes with many extra parts both outside and inside. Dont buy a rustbucket for 10 grand and spend at least double that plus countless hours in time for a long and painful restoration. Price is $14,000. The car can be seen on Syracuse NY craiglist. You can e-mail me for more info.

What body panels were replaced? If it is the car posted by snakeyes, it looks like the rocker panel is creased under the passenger door. That will need replacing as well (metal is too thick to pull the dent). You mention inner wheel houses (inner fenders) being good...what about the outer wheel house (outer half of the wheel well). That's usually what rusts out 1st. That, and the trunk extensions.

Could you at least provide the listing link for Craigslist, or validate the one snakeyes found?

 

[snakeyes]

I read his add at the top post and when I found this one on craigslist there where two others but the price wasn't close ,and this add seemed to be very close in the wording

 

[snakeyes]

found this on ebay could be same car [video]http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Charger-charger-968-Dodge-Charger-Roller-Project-/121333618299?forcerrptr=true&hash=item1c400c167b&item=121333618299&pt=US_Cars_Trucks[/video]

 

[1971 plymouth roadrunner]

That is definitely worth the price, the blue looks great

 

[Dako]

found this on ebay could be same car [video]http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Charger-charger-968-Dodge-Charger-Roller-Project-/121333618299?forcerrptr=true&hash=item1c400c167b&item=121333618299&pt=US_Cars_Trucks[/video]

Is it just me, or does the floor pan appear to be gapped from the supports it's supposedly welded to? And what's with the spot welds that look like they are just in open sections of the floor pan?

 

[jayco91]

Car has been sold. Thanks