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Thank you...I'm looking forward to the weather cooperating so I can drive it for the 1st time in 2021.

There are numerous local Mopar guys here that own multiple hemi cars.

Pretty cool story on my restore thread about my Demon and my brother in laws Demon. 72 340 Demon Restore

Not sure if any of you have seen my Demon restore posts. There's a real cool story there also about that Demon.

Never say never Linc. I had the same mindset and things worked there way out. I like to think its Mopar Karma.

It won Peoples Choice at a local car show last year. I guess people appreciated its originality.

They are in great shape...just a little surface rust in a couple spots. I wanted to go more original. I have stayed stock style wheels on all my Mopars.

My friend is looking for someone to trade a classic for his 2015 Scat Pack! That Charger looks nice!

Thank you Tooljunkie. Being a dedicated Mopar guy paid off for me!

I've decoded it...I can't name everything off the top of my head though.

I still have the seat covers and original inserts. The seat covers and inserts are stamped 1968 Chrysler Corp on the back side

Picture of the back of the Playboy and the original sales brochure.

Pishta...you got me on that one!!

Its been in North Dakota since new.

I really enjoy driving the Charger. Its not perfect (small surface rust and wear on the edges where the paint is almost to the primer) but how often can you say the paint is from Ma Mopar. I'm still an A body man, but the Charger looks good in my shop!

I kept the old school Playboy air freshener hanging on the rear view mirror. My friend even gave me a December 1968 Playboy that has a 1969 Charger advertisement on the back cover!

Yep...and all the original paperwork is in the glove box!!

I couldn't handle the seat inserts so I installed some Legendary covers.

Put new rims and tires on it and replaced the old exhaust.

The original motor was leaking all over my shop floor so out it came so I could reseal it. Decided I better get some hardened seats on the heads and changed the cam as it was showing signs of pitting. I upgraded to the smallest hydraulic roller Hughes Engines sells. Anything that came off the...

Someone signed their name in the trunk...the same signature is on the build sheet!

I don't think the spare tire or jack have ever been out of the trunk.

Pictures of the motor and interior the day I got it home.

I got the Charger home and couldn't wait to add it to my collection.

I have to admit...there's a big smile on my face as I share this story. So, we shook hands on the deal and he set up a time for us to meet at his insurance agents place to pick up the car. A week later I headed North witha couple of friends, who didn't believe my story, to pick up the...

He called me again; this is still 3 years ago, and said he and his wife wanted to come visit me and my wife. They arrived at our house and we went out to my shop to talk and look at my projects and talk cars. While our wives talked in the bar area of my shop we talked while looking at my Cuda...

Well Toolman that's more of the story. After 3 years of building our friendship he called me out of the blue one day and asked me to meet him at the local bar as he was in town for the afternoon. We met and BS'd about life. He asked me if I was still interested in his Charger and I said hell...

I stayed in contact with the owner and became pretty good friends with him. I would ask about the Charger almost every time we saw each other and he always had the same answer. I can't sell it.

He asked me if I wanted to see the original wheels and I said sure. Here's a picture of what I saw in his basement.

Not sure if this is where I should share this so I'll put it here. Let me know if there is another forum more suitable. I haven't posted on here much for quite a few years, work got in the way. It is deer season in ND and it made me think about the Mopar find I made while hunting. A friend...