1966 Dodge Charger
$29,500
32 photos of this car.
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Details
| Year | 1966 |
|---|---|
| Model | Dodge Charger |
| Series | Charger |
| Mileage | 85,419 miles |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | White |
| Interior colour | White |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Seller | missvoidvixen93 |
| Listed by | eBay |
| Location | Florissant, CO |
About this car
1966 Dodge Charger listed on eBay in Florissant, Colorado. Listing shows 85,419 miles, Automatic transmission, White exterior. Asking price $29,500 on eBay.
More about this car
Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1966; Mileage: 85419; Interior Color: White; Previously Registered Overseas: No; Body Type: Fastback; Number of Seats: 5; Transmission: Automatic; Number of Cylinders: 8; Make: Dodge; Fuel Type: Gasoline; For Sale By: Private Seller; Independent Vehicle Inspection: No; Model: Charger; Exterior Color: White; Car Type: Collector Cars; Number of Doors: 2; Vehicle Title: Clean; Engine: 440; Country of Origin: United States. This fastback coupe is a first-generation model with a full-width front grille and hidden headlights. The interior has white vinyl bucket seats with visible wear and a fold-down rear seat.
What the pictures show
- This car is photographed sitting in a yard among other derelict cars, and it looks like it has sat there a long time.
- White paint is faded, dirty and rust-streaked, with surface rust breaking through on the roof, quarters and around the trim — budget for full bodywork and paint.
- An add-on black hood scoop sits on the bonnet — a period modification, not factory, and its fitting quality can't be judged from these photos.
- The interior looks filthy and neglected, with loose covers and clutter over the seats — budget for a full interior rebuild.
- The headliner is sagging and detached in the interior photo — add headliner replacement to the budget.
- Rear underside photos show a rusty fuel tank, tired exhaust and surface rust — the chassis needs a full inspection, and the rest of the underside isn't shown.
- No engine-bay photo in the set — the claimed 440 engine's presence and condition can't be judged from what's shown.
Money: at $29,500 the photos show a yard-stored project needing paint, metalwork, interior and mechanical recommissioning — that is strong money for the condition shown, and a full restoration budget must be priced in before paying.
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