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The 66-67 Charger was a groundbreaking car in style, engineering and popularity. With its Fastback body style and full length center console with rear bucket seats there was nothing like it. This example you see here is an authentic H-Code 426 Hemi and is 1 of 250 equipped with a 4 speed manual. Found in a barn in the Appalachian Mountains in 2003, this is one rare Charger! The exterior is finished in the factory correct monotone bright red and the interior in black vinyl bucket seats. Under the hood is the numbers matching 426 Hemi with dual 4 barrel carbs mated to the 4 speed manual. Power is put down with the Dana 60 rear with 354 Sure Grip. This car will get up and go! If you're looking for a real gentleman's muscle car this is the one you want to own! Options include...

There was a huge movement in the early 60's with people wanting sleeker and really less sophisticated designs. No more fins but more simplistic designs were the rage. This started pre-world war 2 but died off as quick as it began. Fast forward 3 decades and as it usually does history was repeating itself. Introduce the new for 66 Dodge Charger. It was what everyone wanted but that long sleek design came at a hefty price, 3100 base to be exact. That is one of the reasons not many 67's was built and with only 27 having a HEMI this is a super rare car to say the least. Oh, that's right this 60000-original mile beauty has the original HEMI still sitting upfront. This black 67 is sure to garner attention no matter where it goes especially with its understated black paint and matching wheel combo. Under the hood is really where the story goes from typical to out of this world. Naturally you can tell right away its a HEMI with its wide displacement there's no mistaking it. Matched up to the original 727 torque flite transmission this car truly has collector piece written all over...

This model stands out not only for its bold color but also for its powerful performance capabilities. The engine is a totally rebuilt 440 cu. in. V8 with an access of 500 bhp and less than 2,000 miles. The built sheet is available and the owner states to have spent over $13,000 on the engine alone. This powerhouse is paired with the renowned 727 Torque flite automatic transmission, this Charger promises a driving experience that is both thrilling and smooth, embodying the spirit of the era's high-performance vehicles. Inside, the Charger features a sleek black vinyl interior that complements its vibrant exterior. The cabin is designed with both style and functionality in mind, offering a comfortable and engaging environment for both driver and passengers. The inclusion of seatbelts underscores a commitment to safety, while the power steering and power brakes enhance the driving experience, providing ease of handling...

This car is from the first year of production of these cars. Designed on mopars famed B-body platform these were designed as a Mid size luxury car. They were designed to compete with the AMC Ramblers, Ford Mustangs and Plymouth Barracudas. This example is graced with a 383 cubic inch big block and 4 speed manual transmission, giving this luxury car some much needed muscle. The exterior of the car is painted a copper color complemented by its aggressive looking grill and hideaway headlight gives this car a unique appearance. The black interior plays well with the exterior cooper color and feels like a luxury car inside. Sitting in one of the bucket seats you will notice the many stock gauges and center console....

Take a step back to the mid-1960-s, when muscle cars were really coming of age with this beautiful 1966 Dodge Charger. This Indigo blue Charger packs a 318 wide poly block engine topped with a rare 2-4 barrel manifold with 2 AFB carbs, cam lift 450- Duration 272d, coupled to a 727 automatic transmission and TTI headers. You will love the power brakes, power steering, 15 X 7 Super Supreme mags and the molded hood scoop. The blue leather interior is all original and very clean!

During the early-1960s, automakers were exploring new ideas in the personal luxury and specialty car segments. Chrysler, fast to enter the specialty car market, selected their Dodge Division to enter the marketplace with a mid-size B-bodied sporty car to fit between the 'pony car' Ford Mustang and 'personal luxury' Ford Thunderbird. The intention was to create a fastback look while sharing as much existing company hardware as possible.

The Coronet-based Charger that resulted was...