For Sale at Auction: 1969 Dodge Charger in Scottsdale, Arizona for sale in Scottsdale, AZ
Vehicle Description The Dodge Charger Daytona debuted during the 1969 NASCAR season.
This Daytona was a homologation special, created only to legalize their aerodynamic shapes for NASCAR competition.
They were built to dominate on the sanctioning body's superspeedways - Daytona and the newly constructed, 2.
66-mile Talladega International Motor Speedway with its 33-degree banking.
There were less than 599 Daytonas built.
This car is one of the 385 440 Magnum-powered cars produced for U.
S.
shipment.
This 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona is powered by a 440/375hp Magnum engine paired with the famous Chrysler TorqueFlite heavy-duty 3-speed automatic transmission, which delivers the power to the Chrysler 8.
75 axle with the A36 performance package that includes a 3.
55:
1 axle ratio, Sure-Grip differential and power steering cooler.
This vehicle had a scheduled production date of June 6, 1969, at the Hamtramck assembly plant and was then shipped to Creative Industries in Detroit, MI, to be finished, where it was fitted with an aerodynamic nose cone, cast aluminum 58-inch-wide rear wing, rear flush-mount rear window and other unique items.
It was then shipped to May Avenue Dodge, Oklahoma City, OK, where it was sold with order awaiting delivery.
This A11/A36 special model XX29 was ordered in Spring Green with the aerodynamic package, which includes a unique front nose, special windshield moldings, fender-mounted vents and a rear-mounted spoiler finished in white to match the Daytona stripe.
Its features include the A01 light package, hood-mounted turn signals, N65 Maximum cooling package with 26-inch high-capacity radiator and 7-blade Torque drive fan, power disc brakes, power steering with cooler and F70x14 red streak tires.
The suspension package was the famous S15 HEMI suspension, which included front sway bar, HEMI torsion bars and HEMI leaf springs.
The interior features Rallye gauges, green vinyl bucket seats with headrests and center console with wood-grain top.
Stored in a climate-controlled garage, it includes its original spare and trunk lining and has never been driven on the highway since its restoration.
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This Daytona was a homologation special, created only to legalize their aerodynamic shapes for NASCAR competition.
They were built to dominate on the sanctioning body's superspeedways - Daytona and the newly constructed, 2.
66-mile Talladega International Motor Speedway with its 33-degree banking.
There were less than 599 Daytonas built.
This car is one of the 385 440 Magnum-powered cars produced for U.
S.
shipment.
This 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona is powered by a 440/375hp Magnum engine paired with the famous Chrysler TorqueFlite heavy-duty 3-speed automatic transmission, which delivers the power to the Chrysler 8.
75 axle with the A36 performance package that includes a 3.
55:
1 axle ratio, Sure-Grip differential and power steering cooler.
This vehicle had a scheduled production date of June 6, 1969, at the Hamtramck assembly plant and was then shipped to Creative Industries in Detroit, MI, to be finished, where it was fitted with an aerodynamic nose cone, cast aluminum 58-inch-wide rear wing, rear flush-mount rear window and other unique items.
It was then shipped to May Avenue Dodge, Oklahoma City, OK, where it was sold with order awaiting delivery.
This A11/A36 special model XX29 was ordered in Spring Green with the aerodynamic package, which includes a unique front nose, special windshield moldings, fender-mounted vents and a rear-mounted spoiler finished in white to match the Daytona stripe.
Its features include the A01 light package, hood-mounted turn signals, N65 Maximum cooling package with 26-inch high-capacity radiator and 7-blade Torque drive fan, power disc brakes, power steering with cooler and F70x14 red streak tires.
The suspension package was the famous S15 HEMI suspension, which included front sway bar, HEMI torsion bars and HEMI leaf springs.
The interior features Rallye gauges, green vinyl bucket seats with headrests and center console with wood-grain top.
Stored in a climate-controlled garage, it includes its original spare and trunk lining and has never been driven on the highway since its restoration.
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