Close. It’s a 68’
But lemme drag out a photo of me with an absolute classic that is owned by my family and I drove two years ago 
My dream car/truck
adary
#34
adary
#37
That specific charger was purchased in 1969 by my wifes uncles father in Pittsburgh, PA. It’s been in the family ever since. 100% original. Paint was re-done a few times. Only 55k miles on the meter.Today its owned by my wifes cousin and it relocated to Montreal Canada
Sprkslfly
#42
Don’t recall seeing one IRL, and that may just be a bad angle… But it looks like “just another Dodge” in that pic.
But if it lights your spark plugs, who am I to judge? Oh wait! 
Phil_Fish
#43
It is just another Dodge, like any Challenger or Charger or Viper, I guess. Man, rip a fella’s heart out why don’t ya. 
mrpipes
#44
You guys would love it around here classic car wise. I’m not far from Auburn Indiana where the Kruse Auctions are/were held. Classics from Auburn - Cord - Duesenberg on up to the ones we’re listing here. Auburn has a really nice car museum and so does the auction grounds. Everything…some selling for millions.
Sprkslfly
#46
Pffbbt.
The shot you posted was just a bad angle.
EG:
When you get a decent shot, it’s actually a fairly sharp looking vehicle!
EG:
mrpipes
#48
It occurred to me that being international some may have never seen or heard of an Auburn, or Cord, or Duesenberg. So…
Sprkslfly
#49
Not sure if I ever knew the name for the Auburn, but definitely remember the car!
The Duesenberg is definitely a bad ass classic! And the Cord looks like it could have come out of the same factory! I remember playing with the Hot Wheels version waaaaaaay back when. chuckles
mrpipes
#50
The Auburn and Cord did basically come out of the same factory. Its now the museum in Auburn IN. My 96 year old mother lives there. The annual festival and classic car auction are awesome. 
mrpipes
#51
Here’s a link to festival photos where I found the above. https://www.flickr.com/photos/sjb4photos/sets/72157646604301810
Mjag
#52
Good stuff in here and love classic cars.
I remember the auto shop next to my business got in a late 50’s to early 60’s Corvette that belonged to Michael Anthony from Van Halen. That classic was just the best looking car I had ever seen, it was silver and so damn clean you could eat your lunch off the engine. That became my dream car and have never forgotten it. These are just pics I got off the net.
Would need that silver though, elegant and mean at the same time.
Was watching Garage Squad the other day on the Motor Trend Channel (use to be Velocity) and they brought a 1950 Ford F3 back to life. Great story of a guy who wanted to get it running again as it belonged to his Grandpa but it sat unused for 30 or 40 years. They kept it patina on the outside to preserve the name of his Grandpa’s business and Damn did it come out kick ass.
Corvette first then a 1950 Ford F3 second just like in the pic. Then I will take a Aston Martin for a daily driver, not to much to ask right? 
