Charger

The Dodge Charger (first generation 1966–67, second 1968–70, third 1971–74) is one of the all-time legends of the Mopar muscle era. The 1968–70 second-generation 'Coke bottle' Charger is the most iconic — driven by Bo and Luke Duke as the General Lee, raced as a NASCAR aero-warrior in the form of the 1969 Charger Daytona, and offered with the 426 Hemi and 440 Six Pack as the Charger R/T. The 1971–74 third-generation cars carried on the formula with the bumblebee-striped R/T and the SE personal-luxury variant.

Charger restoration projects center on the 1968–70 second generation (especially the 1969 and 1970 R/T cars), with the 1971–74 third generation as the next most active platform. The 1966–67 first generation, with its full-width grille and fastback roofline, is increasingly appreciated. Reproduction body, glass, weatherstrip, interior, and Hemi/440 trim parts are well-supported.