Hey Cranium, you have competition.....

[Meep-Meep]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Charg...tr=true&hash=item43daef1bdb&item=291435912155

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REAL DEAL 1968 CHARGER R/T HEMI INSPECTED BY DAVID WISE.

1 OF ONLY 467 DODGE CHARGER RT HEMI'S BUILT FOR 1968

1 OF ONLY 211 OF THOSE WITH 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION

STILL RETAINS ITS FACTORY BROADCAST SHEET

THIS CAR WAS TREATED TO A DOCUMENTED FULL FRAME OFF ROTISSERIE RESTORATION AND FINISHED IN ITS ORIGINAL COLOR COMBINATION OF BRONZE POLY WITH BLACK VINYL TOP OVER BLACK BUCKET SEAT INTERIOR, DURING THE RESTORATION A PISTOL GRIP SHIFTER WAS ADDED BUT CAN BE EASILY CHANGED BACK TO CORRECT INLAND SHIFTER. THIS CHARGER IS LASER STRAIGHT, HAS EXCELLENT PANEL GAPS AND FLAWLESS PAINT WORK. NOTED BY DAVID WISE (RENOWNED MOPAR EXPERT) DURING HIS INSPECTION THIS CHARGER:

IS A FACTORY 4-SPEED HEMI CAR

HAS ITS ORIGINAL VIN PLATE AND TRIM TAG

THE UPPER RADIATOR CORE SUPPORT HAS THE CORRECT MARKINGS

THE DECK LID SEAL STILL HAS ITS CORRECT MARKINGS

CORRECT TORQUE BOXES AND REAR FRAME TIE PLATES

CORRECT 780 AND 781 TORSION BARS

ORIGINAL FRAME AND FLOOR SHEET METAL

CORRECT SKID PLATE AND ANTI SWAY BAR

MORE INFO, RESTORATION PHOTOS AND FULL WISE VEHICLE REPORT AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

THE RARITY AND COLLECTABILITY OF THIS 1968 DODGE CHARGER RT MAKES IT AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT, THESE HEMI POWERED CHARGERS ARE ONE OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER MUSCLE CARS ON THE PLANET!

PLEASE CONTACT: HENRY FERNANDEZ.
MOBILE:
OFFICE:





$139,900.00

 

[72Fourspeed]

RC Charger

But..... There is no documentation that a ******** has ever sat in it, let alone driven it !

 

[Budnicks]

$139k large too

I like RC's better anyway

 

[benno440]

i would love to take that for a thrash on a dirt road.

 

[cudajunction]

i would love to take that for a thrash on a dirt road.

You are one sick person.

 

[khryslerkid]

i would love to take that for a thrash on a dirt road.

Benno Duke! Ya Hooo!

 

[benno440]

It is a car, it is meant to be driven is it not.
screw the purists

 

[kiwigtx]

THIS CAR WAS TREATED TO A DOCUMENTED FULL FRAME OFF ROTISSERIE RESTORATION :rolling::rolling::rolling:

More Chebby guys advertising MoPar's for sale.

 

[Cornpatch MO]

I bet he would chop off $900 if paid in cash... 8-) .......MO

 

[Richard Cranium]

Not a bad looking car at first glance, but there is soooo much wrong with that car. If you are going to ask the big bucks, one should not be able to nitpick. Just quickly looking through the pictures you can see....

Wrong shifter lever, not painted on the sides of the radiator, painted wiper motor, painted heater box attaching nuts, door panels with no map pockets, wrong grain on vinyl roof, unpainted door attaching bolts, air cleaner on backwards, no PCV valve, defroster hose hanging down, engine wiring wrong, no vacuum headlight hoses (how do they open????), washer hose routed wrong, wrong RH valve cover, wrong distributor and cap, no resonators, exhaust hangers next to the gas tank???, wrong master cylinder, painted hood latch, no public law decal in driver's door,not original color, etc, etc, etc.

Inspected by David Wise...whoever he is. He'd have been better off having Richard Cranium inspect it! But if I can pick that much apart in pictures, one can only imagine what one will find in person.

 

[kiwigtx]

Well spotted on those items...I saw a few things, but not that many. :headbang:

Just wondering, was that steering wheel available in 1968? I thought it was 1970 onwards. :thinker:

 

[Richard Cranium]

Just wondering, was that steering wheel available in 1968? I thought it was 1970 onwards. :thinker:

That style of the woodgrain wheel was available on 68, 69 & 70 cars.

 

[MoparMitch]

Yeah, there is a lot that is incorrect with that car !!

 

[Bruzilla]

At least the seller isn't claiming the car has some ridiculously low original miles like most of them do these days.

 

[Richard Cranium]

Boy, that is a thorn in your side!

 

[Meep-Meep]

Not a bad looking car at first glance, but there is soooo much wrong with that car. If you are going to ask the big bucks, one should not be able to nitpick. Just quickly looking through the pictures you can see....

Wrong shifter lever, not painted on the sides of the radiator, painted wiper motor, painted heater box attaching nuts, door panels with no map pockets, wrong grain on vinyl roof, unpainted door attaching bolts, air cleaner on backwards, no PCV valve, defroster hose hanging down, engine wiring wrong, no vacuum headlight hoses (how do they open????), washer hose routed wrong, wrong RH valve cover, wrong distributor and cap, no resonators, exhaust hangers next to the gas tank???, wrong master cylinder, painted hood latch, no public law decal in driver's door,not original color, etc, etc, etc.

Inspected by David Wise...whoever he is. He'd have been better off having Richard Cranium inspect it! But if I can pick that much apart in pictures, one can only imagine what one will find in person.

Based on that I think I'll offer $25K.

 

[72Fourspeed]

It really is interesting to watch the educated eye critique a restored car. I only noticed a few of those things, and wasn't absolutely sure of those. Quite informative. Thanks RC !

 

[Richard Cranium]

There is a big difference between rebuilding a car and restoring a car and everyone's version of "restored" is different. It's easy to critique someone else's car, but it's a pet peeve of mine to see cars with so much that is incorrect being touted as restored.

 

[72Fourspeed]

There is a big difference between rebuilding a car and restoring a car and everyone's version of "restored" is different. It's easy to critique someone else's car, but it's a pet peeve of mine to see cars with so much that is incorrect being touted as restored.

For a premium price, car should be done to a premium level.Which explains why my RR was $8500,not 25-30k.

 

[Meep-Meep]

There is a big difference between rebuilding a car and restoring a car and everyone's version of "restored" is different. It's easy to critique someone else's car, but it's a pet peeve of mine to see cars with so much that is incorrect being touted as restored.

I'm still fixing the "restored" car I bought a few years ago.