Built as a NASCAR homologation special, this 1969 Dodge Charger 500 helped pave the way for the winged Charger Daytona through aerodynamic changes that included a flush-mounted grille and revised rear-window treatment. Exact production totals remain disputed, but factory Hemi-equipped examples occupy a particularly rare corner of Mopar history. This factory J-code car is finished in B5 Bright Blue Metallic over blue vinyl and is supported by a Galen Govier report. StripMasters completed a rotisserie restoration in 2011, returning the Dodge to Charger 500 form following an earlier Daytona conversion.
