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This year the standard Charger R/T came with a 440 cid 4-bbl 375 hp engine code U. See the pictures.

For picture click on “Read more”. From the 2008 GSTA show comes this “Black Beauty”

For picture click on “Read more”. Dodge built 2399 pf this car to qualify for SCCA Trans-AM racing. This was it’s only year.

For picture click on “Read more”. There were six high performance engines available for 62.

For picture click on “Read more”. There were six different engines available for 66.

For picture click on “Read more”. Cross ram manifold with 2 4-bbls.

For picture click on “Read more”. The GTX was a new model for 1967. Bucket seats and fancy trim.

For picture click on “Read more”. R/T meant “Road-and-Track”

For picture click on “Read more”. A 440 cid 375 bhp 4-bbl made this car a screamer.

For picture click on “Read more”. The last dual carb 300.

For picture click on “Read more”. This Mopar sleeper came with 3 different engines.

For picture click on “Read more”. Base engine was a 273 cid with 180 bhp engine code D.

For pictures click on “Read more”. As you can see this one has a 440 engine, looks to be the 4-bbl.

For pictures click on “Read more”. Base engine was a 335 bhp 383 cid (code N) engine.

For pictures click on “Read more”. This year the standard Charger only came with a slant six or a 383 cid engines.

For picture click on “Read more”. Note the rare dual hood scoops.

For pictures click on “Read more”. Hot little brother to the GTX.

For pictures click on “Read more”. Notice the GTX striping on the side.

For picture click on “Read more”. Very clean driver! Standard engine was the 440 cid (code L) 375 bhp Magnum.

For picture click on “Read more”. Top of the line. The number built depends on the source 1120,1920 or 1935 were built.

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