Few American cars of the late 1960s have quite the presence of the Dodge Charger.

Introduced in its dramatically restyled second-generation for 1968, its distinctive Richard Sias-designed 'Coke bottle' profile, concealed headlights and full-width rear treatment created one of the defining shapes of the muscle-car era.


This particular example dates from 1968 and is identified by its accompanying Mississippi Certificate of Title as a Dodge Charger two-door, chassis number XP29G8B101889.  It's a G-Code car meaning that it was fitted originally with the 2-barrel carburettor, 290bhp V8.

Finished in Solid White with a contrasting factory-style Burgundy and Red (9C6R) interior, it has subsequently been subtly upgraded whilst retaining the unmistakable character of Dodge's imposing two-door coupé.


The Charger spent its earlier life in the United States, arriving through Southampton in January 2016, before being registered in the UK as FMA 927F and subsequently became the subject of a ful...