70roadrunner383

So ive been doing some more research on my new project and heres what I know so far about how it came off the assembly line. Its a 1969 Charger R/T 440 4-speed dana rear end, vinyl top delete, rear stripe delete. green interior and green exterior. I haven't had time to look up on the tag but ive been trying to figure out just how many chargers were made like this. im guessing a 440 4-speed is very uncommon considering only like 20% of chargers came with 4-speeds. I have also read that vinyl top delete was uncommon as well as the rear stripe delete. all that along with the green interior and extiorior makes me wonder if this car is worth some money fully restored to its original condition. Anybody able to fill me in on some of this? anything will help!

Mr.4spd

Besides the color, you've described my Charger. My car was B5 with (I think) blue interior. It's now black on black.

raycan2

Have any pictures?

70roadrunner383

The car was disassembled when we picked it up, previous owner started resto but didnt have the time to finish, I only have pictures of it in parts sadly.

moe7404

i was there when these cars came out. if i remember right the DANA 60 rear end came as a option , and 4 speed and allways a Hemi. i did know a guy that bought a new 1970 challenger Hemi but ordered it with OUT the DANA 60. i think it had a 9 3/4. BUT DO remember with Chrysler "never say never"