1969 Dodge Charger

• Matte/satin black finish looks even from all angles, with a grey tail stripe — no paint budget from these photos, but a matte finish is hard to repair invisibly if damaged.
• The body looks straight, lowered and wide-wheeled with modern brakes visible — value it as a full restomod, not a stock '69.
• Interior is a modern Challenger transplant — black leather Hellcat-style seats, modern dash, screen and console — and looks clean and complete in the one cockpit view.
• Hood close-up shows a supercharger unit poking through the bonnet — there is no full engine-bay photo, so the Hellcat installation in detail can't be judged from what's shown.
• Rear lights and trim are modernised/blacked out — no rear trim budget from these photos.
• No underside photo in the set — chassis, suspension conversion and floor condition are must-verify items on a build at this price.
• Build receipts and engineering proof matter more than cosmetics here — none can be judged from photos.

Money: at $399,000 the matte finish and modern interior shown look show-ready, but that price lives or dies on the Hellcat build quality — engine bay in detail, underside and build documentation are all must-verify items before paying.