Summary

Professional, older, nut-and-bolt rotisserie restoration with all new metal. Upgraded with a 440ci V8 engine with electronic fuel injection and a 3-speed automatic transmission. This General Lee re-creation was completed in 2018.

Details

This 1969 Dodge Charger General Lee re-creation was the recipient of a professional, older, nut-and-bolt rotisserie restoration with all new metal. It is has been upgraded with a 440ci V8 engine with aluminum heads and FiTech electronic fuel injection. The engine is mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission. The resonance of the headers and cross-piped dual exhaust deliver that muscle car sound. This General Lee is equipped with a Gen IV Vintage Air HVAC system for climate control. The stopping power is provided by aftermarket power front disc and rear drum brakes. The rotisserie-spun body was bead-blasted, metal replaced, epoxy-coated and then further coated with protective paints and undercoats on the undercarriage and trunk area. This Charger comes complete with a chrome-plated Dixie horn, as well as a long cable on the horn actuator so even back-seat passengers can honk that signature sound. The stainless steel was polished and all chrome was replated. The black interior is brand-new, and the paint is a show-car finish in a color selection unique to this car.