1969 Dodge Charger - General Lee Replica

General Lee replica. Seller-reported 440ci V8. Automatic. 35,906 miles displayed; actual mileage unknown.

This 1969 Dodge Charger is presented as a General Lee replica, finished in orange over a black interior and equipped with a seller-reported 440ci V8 and an automatic transmission. Its appearance combines the Charger's two-door body with 01 door graphics, General Lee roof lettering and graphics, a black front push bar, and black-and-silver wheels with American Racing center caps.

The photographed engine compartment shows a Mopar Performance air-cleaner lid, finned valve covers, MSD-branded ignition equipment, tubular exhaust headers, a polished radiator and a bank of air horns. Power-steering and power-brake hardware are visible. The seller identifies the installed engine as a 440ci V8; a likely matching historical Cella Motors advertisement also described a non-original 440. Engine build specifications, output, installation history and the automatic transmission's model have not been independently established.

BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires complete the exterior presentation. Readable passenger-side markings identify P235/60R15 front tires and P275/60R15 rear tires. Photographs show front and rear disc-brake hardware. The historical dealer advertisement described slotted rotors, upgraded suspension and a Dynomax exhaust; those specifications remain attributed to that earlier advertisement.

The black cabin features front bucket seats, a rear bench, a center console with automatic selector, and woodgrain-look trim. Visible additions include a General Electric CB radio, a Stinger screen and an auxiliary tachometer. Seat creasing and console/selector wear are apparent in the photographs. The supplied images also document chips and cracked or lifted finish at door and body edges. The seller reports no additional known mechanical or functional issues and confirms street registration; no current inspection report or service invoices have been supplied.

Cella Motors previously advertised a likely matching Charger as sold and reported a 2013 rotisserie restoration. The advertisement's sale date and realized price were not established. Its VIN matches the final 13 characters of the supplied title, and that title includes an assignment to Paul A Cella Motors. The seller identifies Charles Orndorff as the current owner; documents covering the subsequent acquisition were not included in the supplied records.

The photographed odometer displays 35,906 miles. Actual mileage is unknown: the New Mexico title records 0 NM, meaning not actual mileage, while the earlier dealer advertisement stated 56,000 miles. The reason for this difference has not been established. The displayed reading is presented separately from the car's unknown total mileage.

Identification also requires clarification. The title prints 2XP29F9B398511, while the dealer advertisement uses XP29F9B398511. A readable vehicle VIN-plate photograph is needed to reconcile the extra leading character. Chrysler's reference decodes the shorter number as a standard 1969 Charger originally specified with a 318ci V8; factory R/T status has not been documented.

Trunk-lid inscriptions are visible, but their authorship has not been authenticated. No television or film-use provenance is established. The car is described here as a General Lee replica, with the theme, equipment and visible condition documented in the supplied photographs.

The available records include the New Mexico title issued April 19, 2023, the visible dealer assignment, an extensive vehicle-photo collection and the saved historical dealer advertisement. Together they support the described presentation while preserving the unresolved identification, mileage and ownership-documentation details.