1969 Dodge Charger 340 6 Pack Dana on 2040-cars
Hollsopple, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Dodge
Mileage: 125,000
Model: Charger
Trim: 500
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
For Sale 1969 Dodge Charger ,selling to settle an Estate the former owner passed away last year ,Just helping the Family I will try and answer any questions you might have....
1969 Dodge Charger 340 motor with an Six Pack set up with new Carbs ,sounds and runs great Automatic transmission that shifts great with No Problems.
Body Very Very Nice Paint and body work super Straight the Charger was professionally painted and it shows.
Interior black bucket seat interior with automatic shifter in console ,Factory Clock and Tachometer ,Am radio with a vintage working 8track player mounted under the dash...Charger needs new seat covers Black vinal Top that is in great condition
Dana 60 rear end (dont know ratio)
Power steering
Iam sure I forgot some details you can Email or call with questions and the car is avaliable for your inspection
Iam a FORD guy but I would love to own this car myself This is a Very nice car
Any questions call Mike @ 814 479-4114
Winning bidder must contact me by phone after the auction ends Thanks for looking and check out all the pictures.................
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