Looks to be nothing special
The Most Wasted 70 R/T Charger Ever...
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I don't know the codes for them.....are you saying the RT isn't anything special?
This one is relatively basic. Buckets, console, roll up windows, am radio. No idea on rear end, it was replaced. It has no trick options.
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I beg to differ. It has a hideaway trunk. Very rare.
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A friend once had a derelict '69 Charger at his place. I inquired about getting the factory 4-piston Bendix disc brakes off it for my 1967 Coronet R/T restoration. I came home from work one day to find that he had dropped the carcass off in my laneway with his tow truck. I got the last laugh, however. Not only did I get the disc brakes, the car also had power windows that I salvaged. The shell of the Charger also contained a lot of junk that someone had thrown in. While sorting down through the layers of this stuff, near the bottom, I found hundreds of $$$ worth of NOS stainless exterior trim, still in Chrysler wrappers; all the front and rear window surrounds, grill centre piece and surrounds, tail light surrounds, set of wheel well mouldings, complete set of side marker lights. I contacted a friend that was restoring a 1969 Hemi Charger R/T. He was happy to pay me $500.00 for all this "junk". This was about 1990; I realize this would be much more $$$ now.
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TX9 - it's a Texas car. 
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