If you’re into classic cars, you might want to pay close attention to this one-of-a-kind 1968 Dodge Charger Convertible currently up for grabs. This beauty is causing quite a stir because, well, Dodge never actually made a convertible version of the Charger in ’68. But don’t worry, this isn’t some backyard DIY project; according to the seller, it’s the real deal, not a converted Coronet.
Under the hood, this Charger packs a punch. Originally equipped with a 5.2-liter (318 cubic-inch) 2-BBL V8 engine, it now boasts a beefy 7.2-liter (440 cubic-inch) 4-BBL V8, giving it some serious muscle. And let’s not forget the Edelbrock carburetor, Mopar Performance rocker covers, and Magnum exhaust manifolds, all adding to its performance credentials.
But it’s not just about power; this Charger is a looker too. Once painted Bronze Metallic, it now shines in a Vibrant Yellow hue, turning heads wherever it goes. And with a new power convertible top installed in 2023, you can enjoy the open road with ease.
Inside, you’ll find a mix of classic charm and modern comforts. AutoMeter instruments, a Grant steering wheel, and a Pioneer stereo add a touch of contemporary flair, while the black upholstery exudes timeless elegance. Sure, there are a few minor imperfections, like a missing button on the driver’s seat and some bubbles in the dashboard padding, but nothing that detracts from the overall appeal.
Underneath, this Charger has been well taken care of. Weld-in frame connectors, KYB gas shocks, and heavy-duty rear leaf springs ensure a smooth ride, while upgrades like power steering and front disc brakes make driving a breeze.
With over $50,000 in receipts and a clean Florida title, this Charger comes with the paperwork to back up its pedigree. And with bidding ending on Monday, April 1st, at 4:45 p.m. EDT, now’s your chance to own a very unique Charger. So if you’re ready to turn heads and feel the wind in your hair, don’t miss out on this rare opportunity. Place your bid before it’s too late!
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