I really do not believe that there is even one muscle car fan out there that won’t agree with me that the 1968 to 1970 Dodge Charger series is one of the most beautiful and most iconic muscle cars series of all time. With that way to awesome front end, with the hidden headlamps and those chiseled flanks, the sail panels that are framing the rear window, it is a real booster for anyone who knows at least a thing or two about a muscle car. So today we are going to show you one greatly restored 1968 Dodge Charger, powered by the legendary 440 Mopar fury.

It is obvious that someone has devoted himself deeply, to make this car what it is, spending many hours getting it straight and aligned, and giving it a real ‘celebrity status’. Only the paint itself will look this awesome practically forever, with just from-time-to-time maintenance, and I do not even want to start about that blacked out grille, that makes the car so aggressive, and on top of everything, there is that perfect black vinyl top.

Under the hood it has the 440 cubic inch V8 engine (even though its original pack was 318), mated to the A-727 TorqueFlite three speed automatic transmission, which is only a part of the few upgrades, meant to give it a few extra horsepower, during the restoration process.

This great Dodge Charger was located in a showroom in Atlanta, Georgia, but later it was sold. Check it out and see what I’m talking about!