Charger survivor found
Barn Finds surfaced a genuine survivor: a 1972 Dodge Charger SE Brougham with just 45,000 original miles—luxury-trim Charger, V8 under the hood, rare low-mile example from the end of the muscle era 45k Original Miles: 1972 Dodge Charger SE Brougham | Barn Finds.
The car was listed on eBay out of Beverly Hills, California with an asking price of $23,900 OBO. (barnfinds.com) The current seller bought the Charger from the original owner and has been its custodian for about five years, while the factory color is recorded as Bright Blue Metallic with a black vinyl roof. (barnfinds.com) The seller invested roughly $20,000 returning the exterior to a higher-than-factory finish and also replaced seals and body moldings during that refresh. (barnfinds.com) Mechanical work performed during the seller’s ownership includes a rebuilt transmission and carburetor, replaced front-end bushings, new brakes, and new tires, with receipts included in the sale. (barnfinds.com) The car is fitted with a 318 cubic-inch V8 rated at 150 horsepower paired with the three-speed TorqueFlite automatic, and comes with factory air conditioning and a pushbutton radio. (barnfinds.com) The Brougham-trim interior is blue cloth-and-vinyl with padded door trims and a center armrest, the back seat shows almost no wear, and the seller discloses the presence of dash cracks. (barnfinds.com)
