1968 Dodge Charger R/T's photostream  

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This is my 1968 Dodge Charger R/T. It has the 440 Magnum with an automatic transmission and it is all original and unrestored including the paint (ordered with the "Delete Stripe Option", hence no R/T stripe), vinyl top, interior, engine, and transmission. It is a numbers matching car and I got it from the original owner March 28th, 1977. :)

For the most part, this is a photostream meant to highlight the photogenic qualities of the 1968 Dodge Charger. I am not much for being in front of the camera so you won't find alot pictures of me other than to tell the story of long I have owned the car.

I know that there are a number of cars like this, but I am continually amazed how the slightest tilt of the camera; up, down, angled right, angled left, result in a completely different personality for the 1968 Dodge Charger.

My brother Clint Crawford took a few of these photographs and can be found on Facebook and Flickr as "Mystic Light Photography" and at www.MysticLightPhotography.net. I hope you enjoy these photographs of my favorite car... :)

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I was able to accomplish a number of projects on the Charger this Summer including installing a cutting edge stereo, taking care of a number of leaks and small mechanical issues, applying an awesome original paint buffing, and performing numerous small fit and finish detail improvements. Definitely a good year. :)

One of my favorite Cruise's is the Car d’Lane cruise that takes place every June in nearby Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Russell Heistuman has done a great job showing off the cruise in this set.www.flickr.com/photos/russellheistuman/sets/7215760559974...

Things are cooling off fast in the Great Pacific Northwest, the cars shows are all but over, and it won't be long till the Charger is tucked away for a long Winters nap.