Mopar Muscle Association UK

New to the group but Won this on a raffle this week!
Anyone know anything about the build?

500BHP 1968 DODGE CHARGER
Black
Resprayed & Retrimmed
Service History with EMG Group & Norton Way Motors
Freshly Serviced and Health-Checked

ENGINE
7.2-Litre Big Block V8
Just 1K Miles Since Build
Uprated Exhaust System
Pro-Comp Gauges

TRANSMISSION
Sequential Transmission
Hurst Shifter
New Differential

SUSPENSION, HANDLING & BRAKES
Uprated Suspension
Front & Rear Disc Brakes
19/20 inch BC Forged Alloy Wheels
Falken Tyres

EXTERIOR
Refinished in Deep Black
R/T Badges and Decals
Carbon Fibre Front Splitter
Custom Machined Billet Bonnet Struts


Gunna need to source some original style wheels tho I think

Wow, I've seen these raffles pop up on Facebook and always assumed they involve some scam or other !!!

So assuming this is straight up, welcome on board and bloody well done sir !

Good call on the wheels, You may be a bit limited in what you can do if it has humungous discs and callipers fitted, but imho more tyre in the wheel to tyre ratio definitely suits these better. (other opinions are available)...

Agreed, pick it up Tuesday once I get it will look at some older style that will fit over the discs but yes I am very lucky with this

Very nice indeed, those photos look like they are above the A1M in Hertfordshire, I may be wrong.
You say the car was serviced by Norton Way Motors. If so I may know a bit more about this car and who looked after it, again I may be wrong but once you get it home and dig through the paperwork, let me know and I'll see if I can fill a gap or two.

Nice looking car. I’ve just seen that you have requested me as a friend on Facebook, which one of the four lads are you, not much on your profile.

Derek, I rang up for insurance quote with coops insurance and a lovely bloke called Ian suggested you had a lovely bronze one and was involved with the group (my profile picture is me and few mates in suits) thought you was worth a add!

Cameron Casswell wrote: Sun Sep 28, 25 12:14 pm Derek, I rang up for insurance quote with coops insurance and a lovely bloke called Ian suggested you had a lovely bronze one and was involved with the group (my profile picture is me and few mates in suits) thought you was worth a add!

Oh right I see. Ian is a family friend. I’ve just added you on Facebook. What area are you in.

FFS, thats class. Might just do that omaze house thing.

Derek wrote: Sun Sep 28, 25 1:34 pm

Cameron Casswell wrote: Sun Sep 28, 25 12:14 pm Derek, I rang up for insurance quote with coops insurance and a lovely bloke called Ian suggested you had a lovely bronze one and was involved with the group (my profile picture is me and few mates in suits) thought you was worth a add!

Oh right I see. Ian is a family friend. I’ve just added you on Facebook. What area are you in.

I’m in Chigwell

Welcome, luck man - I work just down the Road from you in Cheshunt!

Well done sir.

A few more photos here…
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1968-dodge-charger

Not sure why the fuel tank is in the boot?

Nice move...and great luck

my son had a few tickets for that one... previously when it was up for grabs the guy took the money instead

Dave

It might not be original but its got a ton of nice stuff extras with it. Well done fella - enjoy it!!

MattH wrote: Sat Sep 27, 25 7:54 pm Very nice indeed, those photos look like they are above the A1M in Hertfordshire, I may be wrong.
You say the car was serviced by Norton Way Motors. If so I may know a bit more about this car and who looked after it, again I may be wrong but once you get it home and dig through the paperwork, let me know and I'll see if I can fill a gap or two.

I believe this is that car be handy if you could fill me in on anything came with 0 paperwork

Cameron Casswell wrote: Tue Sep 30, 25 7:23 pm

MattH wrote: Sat Sep 27, 25 7:54 pm Very nice indeed, those photos look like they are above the A1M in Hertfordshire, I may be wrong.
You say the car was serviced by Norton Way Motors. If so I may know a bit more about this car and who looked after it, again I may be wrong but once you get it home and dig through the paperwork, let me know and I'll see if I can fill a gap or two.

I believe this is that car be handy if you could fill me in on anything came with 0 paperwork

So my suspicion was correct, this is the car I thought it was. It was parked in the Mitsubishi dealers showroom opposite Duxford Air Museum until recently. I will send you a PM with the contact details of the guy who knows a bit about it. It used to be red once.