Low-Mile NASCAR Homologation Special Survivor: 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona
In the next couple of weeks, the 2017 NASCAR will draw to a close, and a new champion will be crowned in the proverbial Chase. While NASCAR is a huge draw for automotive fans, I feel the NASCAR race cars lack the raw excitement that NASCAR stock cars had from the 1950s to the late 1980s. The stock cars from that era at least looked like the street cars they were based off of, and were made of actual steel instead of being a composite-bodied roll cage with an engine. Perhaps the most famous and outrageous NASCAR stocker of all time is the Dodge Charger Daytona, and this 1969 model has just 3,692 original miles on its odometer! Find it here on eBay in Peebles, Ohio, with a Buy-It-Now price of $375,000. After Ford and Mercury dominated NASCAR's speedways during the 1968 racing season, Dodge decided to address the aerodynamic flaws of its Charger racer. Dodge modified Charger R/Ts by making their rear windows flush, fitting ...