A 1968 Dodge Charger made waves when it first appeared in 2013. 13 years later, those waves are even bigger.

The 1968 Charger is one of the most iconic shapes in muscle-car history, and this one has been dragged firmly into the present. It started as a 383 car and now runs a fuel-injected 392 Hemi crate ...

The man took a drag-raced muscle over a newer Mustang owned by an old lady, started a restoration, couldn’t complete it; the car is now looking for a new home ...

Late 2025. That’s when these two 1968 Dodge Charger projects landed online. Unfortunately, despite promising quite a solid restoration package - which should help bring back at least one of the two ...

The 1968 Dodge Charger almost died as a clay model. Designer Richard Sias sculpted a 1/10th scale study, and Dodge styling boss Bill Brownlie ordered it destroyed before leaving on a trip to Europe.

A black-on-red 392 Hemi restomod Charger with modern brakes, suspension, and air conditioning, a usable muscle driver honestly presented, warts and all.