Vehicle Description
Gateway Classic Cars of Tulsa is proud to represent this striking
1968 Dodge Charger R/T. This automotive icon is a true testament to
Dodge's legacy, boasting a vibrant green exterior that is sure to
turn heads on every corner. The Charger features a dark green and,
said to be original, vinyl interior that stays true to its original
1968 style, providing a comfortable and nostalgic driving
experience. From the iconic Charger body lines to the hidden
headlights this is such a cool car. The hideaway headlights do have
a vacuum issue and need help popping up but they do work.Under the
hood, the Charger houses a powerful and tastefully upgraded 440 cu
in V8 engine, offering an adrenaline-pumping performance that will
thrill any muscle car enthusiast. This robust power is controlled
through a 4-Speed Tremec automatic transmission, allowing for
smooth and efficient gear changes that enhance the overall driving
experience. This power house of car also has a few tricks up its
sleeve with a programable shift point programmer and also remote
open header switch to really make it scream.The Charger is
well-equipped with a range of features to provide a more enjoyable
and convenient journey. Tune in to your favorite radio stations
with the integrated AM/FM radio, or enjoy the seamless operation of
power brakes and power steering, both designed to give you superior
control and safety while driving.In addition, this classic muscle
car comes fitted with seatbelts, adding an extra layer of security
for both driver and passengers. The dark green vinyl interior not
only evokes a sense of nostalgia but is also practical and easy to
maintain, ensuring you can enjoy your ride without any hassle. The
car however does not have a working A/C unit.In conclusion, this
1968 Dodge Charger R/T is a great blend of classic American design
and modern functionality. With its impressive engine, comfortable
interior, and practical features, it's a car that promises an
unforgettable driving experience. Don't miss your chance to own
this piece of American automotive history and call today.