This particular car has a very interesting story behind it, it is a salvage title car. This beautiful 1969 Dodge Charger came to ICON with a lot of small issue such as mini-tubs done with expandable foam and scrap metal, no secondary hood catch, poor welding on the axle tubes, and fuel delivery problems. The decision was made for the car to be disassembled and sent to be media blasted...    what came back was an eerie sight. The rear frame rails, what was left of them, were cut out of the car and new Art Morrison pieces were installed. Wheel tubs were also welded in at this time and gives a more presentable appearance. The front K-member was removed, powder coated, and reassembled with new bushings from P-S-T. The 496ci big block was sent to the original builders to have customer requested work done. The front and rear suspensions along with the engine and transmission were reinstalled in the Charger and it was on its marry way.