If I came into a sizeable inheritance, I’d probably need to own at least one of each year’s second-generation Dodge Charger.  But if I had to narrow it down to a sole model as my favorite of the three, ’68 might get the nod just because of how cool they look from the back with those round taillights.  If you’ve been on the hunt for a B-Body to get on the road without too much effort or one to restore, this 1968 Dodge Charger here on eBay might be a good choice for either goal.  The car is up in Platteville, Wisconsin, with bidding already at $28,600, still shy of the reserve, but not that far off from the buy it now cost of $34,500.

It’s not obvious that this started out as a green Charger, but that must have been a long time ago as the finish looks like it’s been white for a long time.  The body is nowhere perfect, but from what I can tell the seller seems to be spot on for the most part when he says it’s solid compared to a lot of them.  There are some rust areas in the quarter panels and trunk floor, but the good news is he’s got replacements for all three, although the way the ad is worded I didn’t quite catch whether or not they come with the sale  or if these components are going to cost you extra.

None of the interior photos are of super high quality, although overall it doesn’t seem too bad inside, and all the seats still look pretty good.  The dash has some cracks, but down below where it’s important the floor appears to be reasonably solid plus we also get to see more than half a dozen pictures from the underside, which appears to be structurally sound.

The 383 is believed to be the original motor and it’s said to run really well, with a prior owner adding an Edelbrock carb and giving the engine a tune-up.  The TorqueFlite is leaking some fluid, but the seller has in his possession a 4-Speed with a pistol grip shifter and floats the idea of offering it to the buyer for some extra moolah, should a manual be of interest for the next owner.  I’m liking that this one is probably not too far from driveable and could be enjoyed as it gets worked on, and it wouldn’t surprise me if somebody taps the instant gratification button before the auction runs the course.  What would your short and long-term goals be for this one?