1966 Dodge Charger

The 1966 Dodge Charger was a stylish and powerful muscle car, and it was Dodge’s response to the rising popularity of fastback models in the 1960s. Based off the Coronet platform, the Charger was first introduced in 1966 with a fastback design. This sleek design was brought to the interior as well with a full-length center console creating “all bucket seating,” electroluminescence gauges, and chrome-ringed circular dash pods, all of which were unique to the Charger. The rear bucket seats and back panel could fold down giving the Charger ample interior storage space. This car retains its original 383 engine, A833 four-speed manual transmission and was finished in a menacing black on black.