1969 Dodge Charger 383 Big Block For Sale Custom Pearl Orange

📞 Mike @ 850-261-2471. Located in Spanish Fort, AL 36527. No trades...downsizing my collection. The car has been in a garage and under car cover since restoration. My goal is to be as transparent as possible, hence why you will find over 250 pictures and a 15+ minute video. I understand this type of car is likely to be purchased across country or possibly exported and am willing to accommodate inspections or carrier arrangements. The car was a General Lee tribute car where the previous owner purchased it and commissioned a shop in FL to do a restoration. The vehicle was not media blasted, but the condition was good enough to for repaint. The topside floors have a textured coating with color while the underside has a black textured coating. The color is NOT a General Hemi orange but is a one-off metallic orange pearl color. It is hard to capture the color just right, but it is stunning when light hits it. I have various receipts from the restoration that I believe was completed around 2018. I have not been able to find the partial vin on the core support and there is a partial (hard to read) vin on the trunk gutter pictured during the restoration. I believe the owner said the 383 block is original, but I have not confirmed. The paint is in very nice condition. The clear is very smooth, no orange peel, but has a couple of minor imperfections. In the video I point at a couple of spots where the paint is raised. It does not appear to be rust and is hard to the touch. There are a couple of small paint chips on the RH fender and a couple of almost impossible to find dings in the RH quarter that I highlight in the video. The undercoating has a couple of scuffs through the black undercoating that I have not attempted to touch up. Recently took to a car show where this Charger brought home two trophies included best paint. The 383 engine has a mild cam and is backed by a three-speed automatic. I have not found that right amount of prime to start with first crank, but the battery keeps plenty of life for my millennial short comings. The engine has headers and unfortunately the passenger side has scuffed the inner apron. A lot of the components under the hood are new or close to new. I do not have a detailed list of what new parts were replaced, but you can tell by the pictures a lot is new. I believe the headers are made by Hedman. The wheels are staggered American Legend 18s with matching staggered Bridgestone tires that are very deep in tread. I don’t think there is one mark on the wheels since being installed about 500 miles ago. For what its worth, the LR is the only studs that are reverse thread. There are a couple of updated upgrades like electric headlight motors and some LED light. Things like the turn signals, headlights, highbeams, flashers, running lights work as they should. Not an A/C car, but the cowl vents and electric blower motor work as they should. I decided to remove the center blower box pipe meant for defrost in order to blow more air into the driver’s compartment for those warmer days. The interior is practically new. The dash, door panels, carpet, seats etc are all in very nice shape. The carpet has some minor fraying on the driver’s side, but the rest looks new. The backseat had impressions that are in the pictures from my son’s toddler seat that are since lifted. The cluster does not have a working tach or speedo (told the cable was not hooked back up). This has been my dream car since I was a young boy watching the Dukes of Hazzard, but has been more of a bucket list event for myself. I’ve gotten to enjoy the restored version of the Charger and had more fun taking pictures for this ad than all of my time owning it. It rides great for a 50+ year old car, almost like a floating sensation. You can probably tell that I am not trying to sell anyone on the car and am just being upfront about what I see and know. The only thing that has changed since I took these pics is the Optima battery has been replaced with a regular battery. If you have been in the market for one ready to drive and enjoy, this is the one. 📷 200+ Photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBhj8m 📷 40+ Restoration Photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBfmSr 🎥 16 Minute Video:    • 1969 Dodge Charger 383 Big Block For Sale ...   VIN Decode: X: Dodge Charger (1969-1970), P: Premium, 29: Two-door sports hardtop (Charger), G: 383 1-2bbl 8 cylinder (69), 9: 1969, G: St. Louis, MO USA, Production #: 301716