The Dodge Charger is an iconic American Muscle Car and in particular the 2-generation 1968-70 versions are long-time favorite body shapes with enthusiasts.

Featuring a beautifully sculptured "coke-bottle" shape, this Mopar "B-body" intermediate ran on the same 117-inch wheelbase as the less-flashy Coronet line however the lines of the body of the Charger gave it a look that was exotic in appearance.

The Charger was a unique car as it had such a performance look to it that most thought all versions were high-performance machines right out of the factory, and while they could be equipped with440-cid wedge engines and 426-cid Hemi engines "R/T" optioned cars.

The standard Chargers however came with lowly 318-cid V8 engines as standard equipment, with 2-bbl and 4-bbl 383-cid wedges as optional equipment.