1968 Dodge Charger Slant Six and 3 on the tree This is a rare combination, half-year model. Chrysler recorded around 904 slant sixes in but they are all listed as automatics. In the 5 years or so owned this car, heard people say they have one or had one, but I have yet to actually see another one online or elsewhere. If not the only one, it may be the only one that has survived. That said, given it the look on the outside. So it lies somewhere in between original and not-so-original, depending on how you choose to see it. The engine, transmission and body are original and the numbers match (meaning run the numbers and they match the VIN). I know debate about numbers matching, so posted the numbers so you can decide for yourself. This car was stripped of interior when I got it, and the entire drivetrain required a rebuild. I took care of that. So everything is new or rebuilt, except for the suspension, which is in decent shape. The last owner paid East Portland Auto Body about $10k to do the metal work, and they did a fantastic job. Floor boards and trunk pan were brand new, and the entire underbody was sprayed with protective film before the rest of the restoration. I purchased the car because of the metal work. There is no rust that seen on this car, and I have photos of it bare if like to see them. The passenger door needs a shim, and about it. I had a high school do the paint job, and they did an alright job. I bought the car to drive and use, so I want a showroom paint job. put some wear on the paint, with a few scratches and dings. Nothing serious, and the pictures were taken today. The engine fires up every time I start it. left it for 7 months in a garage, and it fired right up. The slant six is a beast, for those of you who familiar with it. It requires very little maintenance.