For the full set of pictures, description and specs, make sure to visit this vehicle on our website. Link below! 🔗 www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/18177/1968-dodge-charger-r-t Let us know if you have any questions or feedback. Thanks for watching!
@@halburd1 We don't continue advertising the price of sold vehicles for the privacy of the new owners. You can find prices on all our currently available vehicles on our website.
Caleb must drive so many cars that he gets confused? At the beginning of the video he said it was a Challenger R/T? But he did call it a Charger later in the video . Beautiful car, not surprised it sold quickly.
@@jaygrams5046 slip of the tongue no doubt. Obviously didn’t bother the buyer. I think 1968 is the best year because of the taillights. But just my opinion. I check your website daily, just need to hit the lottery. Sometimes I think some of your cars are overpriced but then when I look at the cost of replicating one to the standards of the cars you have they seem like a steal! Example: There is a 1965 GTO on one of the auction sites that has been restored to Concours condition, they have detailed paperwork showing restoration costs by one of the premier GTO restorers in the US totaling over $250,000. That’s in addition to the cost of the car that was supplied. I doubt you will be hearing me complain about the cost anymore, not unless I’m trying to negotiate a deal. Haha!
Blue 💎 Diamond strikes from the batcave 🦇 what a stunning charger, super Nice car, thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum and russel for perfect photografy and caleb for testdriving from tom your friend now and always 😊😊😊😊
FACT: For a car that was probably listed for somewhere in the $100K range, the engine color is wrong. In 1968, when the RT option was purchased with a 440, the engine color was orange. The 1968 non HP, non RT motors were turquoise. Additionally, there are no shoulder harnesses. This is common in restorations where the person doing the headliner doesn't want to put the shoulder harnesses back, must have been too much work, lazy. Starting in 1968, all Dodge Chrysler Plymouth cars had shoulder harnesses, mandatory, no exceptions.
The video & car have been on our website for much longer. We schedule videos to "go live" on TH-cam 5-7 days in advance to make sure there is consistency. You can always find all of our cars for sale, with all the information we have available on them on our website first.
Fantástico, aunque me llama la atención algo, vi varios de estos Charger en video, restaurados o bien preservados, que llevan carburador y caja automática, un verdadero muscle car debe llevar caja manual, y con respecto al carburador, es prehistórico
Challengers weren't built until 1970! All the old timers new what he was talking about! AWESOME CAR! I had a buddy '68 Charger R/T in Dark Green with the vinyl top beautiful car FASTER THAN HELL! If you want to have some fun have somebody take the Hub caps off holding their hand under the hub cap to catch NO they are not rims they are HUB caps they weigh about 8-10 lbs each!! Doesn't matter where you are A hole Prius drivers blocking traffic! Damn they suck!
Amazing how a 57 yo car looks superior to the rounded bananas of today. May be lacking in certain areas to the new ones, but not in the cool department.
For the full set of pictures, description and specs, make sure to visit this vehicle on our website. Link below!
🔗 www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/18177/1968-dodge-charger-r-t
Let us know if you have any questions or feedback. Thanks for watching!
WHAT WAS THE PRICE!!!!
@@halburd1 We don't continue advertising the price of sold vehicles for the privacy of the new owners. You can find prices on all our currently available vehicles on our website.
Nice to see the charger equipped with the five spoke chrome road wheels ❤
Brilliant color!
Gorgeous charger R/T Jay, great year & best front end!
Best rear end too, the dual circular taillights.
@@tommysmith2409 Truly a unique Charger of them all!
Awesome Shade of Blue!!!
Beautiful Charger Jay !
I prefer the 1968 I like the round tail lights.
I like 73 Cuda's too for the same reason....
This is a 68
My favourite body style ❤
Caleb must drive so many cars that he gets confused? At the beginning of the video he said it was a Challenger R/T? But he did call it a Charger later in the video . Beautiful car, not surprised it sold quickly.
It went up for sale 7 days ago.
We usually film 2-4 cars a day. Sometimes Caleb might have to film more in a day because his test drives are more weather dependent.
I can't believe the people that confuse charger and challenger. Several that work here!
@@jaygrams5046 slip of the tongue no doubt. Obviously didn’t bother the buyer. I think 1968 is the best year because of the taillights. But just my opinion. I check your website daily, just need to hit the lottery. Sometimes I think some of your cars are overpriced but then when I look at the cost of replicating one to the standards of the cars you have they seem like a steal! Example: There is a 1965 GTO on one of the auction sites that has been restored to Concours condition, they have detailed paperwork showing restoration costs by one of the premier GTO restorers in the US totaling over $250,000. That’s in addition to the cost of the car that was supplied. I doubt you will be hearing me complain about the cost anymore, not unless I’m trying to negotiate a deal. Haha!
Beautiful car, love the exterior color. 👍
Sold! That went fast!!
Too fast!!
I was floored when you mentioned a screw holding the piece of trim on. Lol! Other than that it's a sweet ride for sure.
Replace the steering wheel with a nice original wood grain wheel and it would be perfect.
Blue 💎 Diamond strikes from the batcave 🦇 what a stunning charger, super Nice car, thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum and russel for perfect photografy and caleb for testdriving from tom your friend now and always 😊😊😊😊
Nice one Tom !
@@travisbickle3797 hello travis this one is a beauty
My dream ❤ car I hope I’ll own one day
Nice charger. The blue looks great on it. I guesstimate 87k
More like 125
It's a Charger Caleb, not a Challenger, COME ON MAN!
i love it
My favorite year Charger. I looked at them new. $2100.00 sticker
Well, l got my lottery ticket today. Im calling you first thing if l hit it! Stunning B5 blue.
At 9:02 he said "challenger R/T". ????
As expected she didn't last long.
Don't know how much it sold for, but I would guess mid 60s?
Stunning Mopar.
i dont care what it sold for but i AM interested on what the list price was. pissssssessss me off when i cant find it.
@@halburd1 Yeah I kinda wish that they would leave the price up after the cars are sold too.
What did it sell for?
FACT: For a car that was probably listed for somewhere in the $100K range, the engine color is wrong. In 1968, when the RT option was purchased with a 440, the engine color was orange. The 1968 non HP, non RT motors were turquoise. Additionally, there are no shoulder harnesses. This is common in restorations where the person doing the headliner doesn't want to put the shoulder harnesses back, must have been too much work, lazy. Starting in 1968, all Dodge Chrysler Plymouth cars had shoulder harnesses, mandatory, no exceptions.
The correct color for a 1968 440 Magnum is turquoise. Check the sales brochure.
How mucho is the pris for that car my man
🔥👍😝👍🔥
PS sounds like a charger Mouse without slippers wow 😊😊
How much did it sale for??
You just put this up there and it's SOLD??
The video & car have been on our website for much longer. We schedule videos to "go live" on TH-cam 5-7 days in advance to make sure there is consistency. You can always find all of our cars for sale, with all the information we have available on them on our website first.
It went up for sale 7 days ago.
Fantástico, aunque me llama la atención algo, vi varios de estos Charger en video, restaurados o bien preservados, que llevan carburador y caja automática, un verdadero muscle car debe llevar caja manual, y con respecto al carburador, es prehistórico
One year on the Charger then in 69 they were square
One for a “Los Angeles” Charger fan!
Steering wheel sucks. Should have replaced that with an original.
IT WOULD HAVE HAD THE WOOD RALLYE WHEEL , BECAUSE ITS AN R /T WITH RALLYE CLUSTER DASH !!!
Challengers weren't built until 1970! All the old timers new what he was talking about! AWESOME CAR! I had a buddy '68 Charger R/T in Dark Green with the vinyl top beautiful car FASTER THAN HELL! If you want to have some fun have somebody take the Hub caps off holding their hand under the hub cap to catch NO they are not rims they are HUB caps they weigh about 8-10 lbs each!!
Doesn't matter where you are A hole Prius drivers blocking traffic! Damn they suck!
How much
Sold. You can find our currently available inventory on our website.
www.volocars.forsale
Get to know what you are driving, Challenger came out in 1970. It's a 68 Charger DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
SOLD!!!!! 😟
Beautiful Charger, would it kill you to wear gloves when you do these videos, you touched 99.9 percent of the car.
What .1% did we miss, we'll go make sure its 100%. 😁
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales You missed the cars private parts😏
He said it was a dodge challenger
oooops 🙃
Who cares
I think we can all call it a "ghost" now because it's on its way to someone's garage - not mine, unfortunately.
1
2nd?
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales one year for round markers
Amazing how a 57 yo car looks superior to the rounded bananas of today. May be lacking in certain areas to the new ones, but not in the cool department.
Guess how much it was listed for... Only a chip here. Blemish there. Sounds weak. Interior? 30k at Mecum.
No way it’s 30k at Mecum. 50k on a bad day minimum.
You're totally right. I was being a little sarcastic. The cars at Volo are way overpriced. Buy one there and lose.@@totalyep
@@paulzemanek6876 I agree this is the place if you want to pay too dollar but no way you will find a decent 68 rt charger for 30k.
what engine?
Jerks never show price, 😂😂😂