A 1968 Dodge Charger equipped from the factory with a 383 four-barrel V8 and automatic transmission is being offered for sale in Celeste, Texas, with an asking price of $37,500.
The blue-on-blue Charger represents one of Dodge’s most recognizable muscle car designs, known for its sweeping fastback roofline and bold front-end styling. According to the seller, the car retains an impressive body structure, with original floors described as being in remarkable condition for its age.
Rust repairs have been completed in several known areas, including the trunk floor, rear valance and corners, wheel housings and sections surrounding the rear window. The work addresses common corrosion points found on vehicles of this era. The seller reports that all identified rust issues have been repaired, helping preserve the car’s structural integrity while maintaining much of its originality.
The vehicle retains its original vehicle identification number, fender tag and body sequence stamps, details that are often important to collectors seeking authenticity in classic Mopar models. While the car was originally built with a 383 cubic-inch four-barrel engine, it currently houses a non-matching 383 engine and 727 automatic transmission described as a core drivetrain.
Finished in blue with a matching blue interior, the Charger is noted for its aged exterior appearance, carrying a patina that reflects its decades on the road. The seller suggests the car would serve as a strong candidate for a restomod project, blending vintage styling with potential modern upgrades, or it could be refreshed while preserving its existing character.
The vehicle is offered with a clean title and is located in Celeste, northeast of Dallas. With solid underpinnings, documented factory identification markings and completed rust repairs, the 1968 Charger presents an opportunity for enthusiasts seeking a classic American muscle car platform with restoration or customization potential. See it here.
