@@OMGWUNSIU I assume you're referring to downloading the video as a digital file, transferring it to your smartphone and then setting it as the ringtone?
@@ChandlerSomborac Car Sounds & Ringtones in the app store (both O.S.s have it) if you don't want to go through the trouble to get this particular charger's Glorious grumble.
I love the sound too. That's why we are all here, but, as a ringtone, I prefer this. I used it as my Morning Alarm ruclips.net/video/F05RJqGq1yU/видео.html
My fondest memories as a kid was my dad's 68. I remember being in my room, and I'd hear my dad start the charger up I'm the garage. The most beautiful sound in the world!
Yep, I started liking it from the dukes of hazzard when I was a kid the odd shot where you get to hear the general lee start you always hear that dodge starter.
I can tell you from experience and having owned one back in the day, the 68 Charger 440 did not sound like his. It was a quiet car, until your floored it. This guy has jacked up the exhaust with something. It's not stock.
It's a good security tactic noone would think you have a beautiful car like that in a small garage n you would technically need only 1 or 2 cameras to see every angle in there
Back when companies still cared about the quality of the product they were putting out. Now everything is throw away. We live in a throw away society. Everything from tvs, stereos, cars, marriages, guns, music, everything.
The late 60’s 440, 383, could set a person back in that spring cushioned bucket seat while noticing the car actually twisting and making that beautiful pissed off sound coming from the hood you could barley see over for a few seconds.. Am I the only one that actually thinks that first ride the moment my buddies Dad stood on it changed the rest of my life.. lol To this day the only car ride that even came close to the same wow factor was a 8-10 years ago when a customer took me for a ride around the block in a 2004 Porsche 997 Turbo. Silver.. Do not say no if you get a chance to taste that little cookie.. damn...! Lol
Silvian Nistor : if you think it's going to die any minute go step on that big cat's tail and see what happens lol, btw, it's appreciation, not pride ; )
SnakeRiverFishing it is the best sounds in the world that’s for sure! Who appreciates classic shit like this? This guy 👇😁 you are also correct, it’s for appreciation not pride.
Fantastic. People swoon over the 69 and often 70 Chargers but I personally think the 68 was the best year. The full black grill withiout the divider that the 69 had or the chrome strip that the 70 had gave it the most menacing look. Combine that with the quad round taillights and it just looked perfect to me. Don't get me wrong, the others looked great but the 68 is my absolute dream car.
@@patricksnyder3446 Thats a good woman, Pat, keep her primed on 110 octane at all times. I put 89 in mine, ONCE, to save money and she started running kinda rough. I had to buy her a pair of Christian Louboutin high heels to fix the problem😳. Learn from the mistakes of others my friend.
Strike Alex and all what we get now is brains getting together to design electric cars that feel and sound like rotten shit... am lucky to have made it to my mid 30’s with cars to enjoy. God be with the generations to come!
The 5 unlikes are Prius owners. EDIT: This comment is still going 4 years on? Wow. That's something. I've grown up since this comment obviously, but thanks for all the likes internet peeps. 🙂
I just want to say, more than anything, THANK YOU for respecting that beautiful piece of MOPAR history with PROPER RIMS AND TIRES!!!! God, but I don't know why people insult these cars with those horrid oversized wheels!!
I still can't believe I owned this same car in 1981. It was factory yellow but it was a 68 with a 440. The saddest part is that I can't even remember what I sold it for before going in the military. Camaro's, Mustang's and Chargers........ we thought they would always be there and be around $500 bucks. Lol, if we all only knew....... Beautiful car, congratulations.
Car sounds great! I'm not a giant Mopar guy, but they've grown on me. Inherited a '69 Roadrunner with a 440 from my Uncle who passed away last August and fucking love it. I think it's the unbridled power of these big ass v8's that just soothes the soul, she's got a 440 in her but originally was a 383 car (he even left the 383 badge on the hood :P) This car means too much to me to ever let her go tho, too many personal touches from him and my Grandpa that, it would just feel wrong not having it kept in family :) Won't lie, I lay in to her any chance I get...he really dialed this car in perfectly and she just fucking moves like no tomorrow. Just wish we could've gone and picked the car up in-person and him see the shitty grins on our face when the pedal met the floor. Slight comfort is knowing he's our Private Malone :)
Heard one in person in Vegas, not sure what engine but it literally took my breath away and I could feel it in my chest. Also it set off the car alarm of a Honda Civic parked next to it so overall pretty amazing. It was a '71
@@KennethRamirez right? It may not be the same like before but I'm happy to see the big three going at it like the good ol days. I maybe a MOPAR guy but my respects to the other two for keeping the sibling rivalry alive for so long. I drive the original srt Jeep, a 1978 Dodge ramcharger SE 440, I'm the odd ball out of my buddies with the K5s but they drool over the sound of that 440. That truck has Soo much soul, even the srt4 neon I drive has something demonic about it I love. Anyways, I can go on forever lol. MOPAR or no car hermano! 👍😁
Back in 69 my sister's boyfriend had one of these, a copper color with vinyl top 440 RT. He handed me the keys and said to go ahead and take it out. It definitely had a good edge in power over the GM 400 cube cars I was more used to. My main memory was the induction roar of the unsilenced factory air cleaner and the drive on ice feel of the over-boosted steering.
I have a pretty much original 66 383 727 Charger survivor and it definitely has that drive on ice feel. I can't believe I let my daughter and son in law drive her. And pb brakes with no power. Still love her.
Thank you, brought back memories of starting a 6 to 2 shift back in 1972. Come out of Barracks crawl behind the wheel of 440 police pursuit Plymouth and fire it up. Let it warm up for a few minutes while you checked equipment. Never forgot the sound. Yes, they were fast, very fast. Long time ago. Think I'll listen to this again.
What an absolutely beautiful car ! Whoever designed that awesome car had only one thing in mind obviously , to make it look and sound as masculine and brutal as possible ! Just wow !
My dad painted cars at a Dodge dealership years ago. He remembered when these cars were delivered to the dealership and driven into the showroom...he said the whole building shook! MOPAR, BABY!❤
There must've been over 800 ricers watch this video! That's the only reason I could think that this video would have that many dislikes! Ricers get offended and scared easily when they hear a badass sounding muscle car that looks this good because a honda, acura, subaru, gtr, or supra will never look, sound or last as long as this quality work of art automobile has! Thanks for this awesome video!
Excellent excellent sound. Love the 1968 series. I was fortunate enough to get a 1970 dodge charger but it had been wrecked. Working on rebuilding it and restoring it now.
I am sixty. I have owned a 1970 Challenger with a slant six and a three speed, a 70 Cuda with a 383 pistol grip 4 speed, a 1973 Challenger T/A 340 six pack, and my favorite a 1971 Runner with a 383 pistol grip 4 speed that went 167 mph steady before valve float. Drove it from S.F. to Dallas in 18 hours. 68 is such a beautiful machine. I love the view through the rear view mirror. Anyone that has driven a 68 knows what I am talking about.
Охуительная тачка, один из самых пиздатых дизайнов своего времени, да и сейчас, если бы не такая большая дороговизна содержания такой машины, наверняка многие имели в наличии такой аппарат)
When I was 7 in SW Philly on Greenway avenues my uncle had just bought his brand new Dodge Charger and excitedly ran into the row home to show us. He left it running and l remember that sound until today. I also remember the sound of the car accelerating away as it was stolen and the look on my Uncle Mike's face.
Gary Taylor The 70 R/T side panels are a nice touch. I had a 70 R/T that was white with the black vinyl top. It was stripe delete though. Had a 440 Magnum. Man I wish I had it today. This one reminds me of mine.
Back whan cars had character! Those muscle cars from the late 60's and early to mid 70's all had so much character, you still see a few survivors from time to time in summer, brings you back to a simpler time.
my neighbor where I grew up had one of these. From what I remember, it was 440 had that "pistol grip" shifter, was dark green. He was a cop, kept it in his garage, but we all knew when he took it out . shook houses. Nasty car.. mean as hell.
@@lynnhenry89 why do you complain? Those 750 dollars were not same as 750 today but way more - i guess you already know that. The second point is that you probably invested those 750 back then into sth profitable so don't be hard on yourself.
I have watched and listened to this video several times as this is my fav. year of Charger. What an awesome beast of a car! Loved the earliest Chargers second best but a close race.
had a 69. lived in an apartment over the garage. could always tell when it came home by the slight building shake. second best road car I ever had (to an 86 Chrysler conquest).
@@hogsandsooners memory fart, it was an 89. but in any case (may depend on your definition of road car) it was faster and cornered better (maybe because tires improved) which makes it better by my definition. loved them both but also loved my 58 morgan +4, 66 Suzuki x6 and 70 Kawasaki mach III.
I had a 1967 Mustang 289 3-speed on the floor. With the pony package. It was great I wish I never got rid of it either I didn't know what I had at the time
My father and grandfather bought a "70 Charger 440 to sup-up together when I was a toddler in the early '70s. I remember hearing that thing coming down the road from my front yard swing set. It was a dark blue with that white band around the tail and 5 pt seat-belts, and a blower poking out from under the hood. It was fucking gorgeous. My father had to sell it in '85 to pay for my grandpa's hospital bills and funeral expenses. It went to a good home, a friend of my dad and grandpa who loved that car too and would take care of it. I found out a few years back that the car was still in their family, the oldest son has it and said I could take a ride in it with him anytime. I think I'll call him soon and take him up on that offer.
I purchased one new, in a straight line that car was awesome, although the fuel gauge and speedometer seemed to work in reverse of each other 😀. Fortunately, gas was about $.25 per gallon. I sold it and bought an airplane which was slower!
Travis Thacker All Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth vehicles have been, historically, bad on fuel. I ought to know...I had one and cried on every trip to the gas station!
Yeah man now that's what I like to hear...high school friend of mine owned one. Had it painted red metalflake, mildly worked 440 4V, 4-speed stick, Cragars, big n littles, really nice car.
Bill Breck Dodge was the ONLY Dodge dealer in dusty and much-smaller-then Tucson, Arizona in 1968....when this Charger was new. One of my best friend's Dads from 7th-8th grade in 1968 was a wealthy mortuary owner and was really tight with Bill Breck...the dealership owner. One day....my buddy's Dad came home with a brand-spankin' new '68 Charger! If I'm not mistaken (hard-core MoPar guys....please verify this) it was an actual RT/SE model. It was the 440 / 4bbl with the automatic on the column, and was equipped with AirCond, PS, PB, PwrWindows/locks, etc. It was a beautiful white w/black vinyl top and a gorgeous white leather interior. As I recall....it DID have the black circular stripe that went around the trunk/sides/of the car. Oh man.....I was so into MuscleCars back then anyway at age 13, and had seen these in a couple of magazines when this new model broke out with it's new body style, but I never realized how LOW and sleek it was. It had the same chrome exhaust tips as this car in the video. Man.....that car would haul ass! BUT.....the gas mileage was horrible, and I swear I can close my eyes right now and STILL HEAR my bud's old man saying "it'll pass everything but a gas station".... After a year or so, he got rid of it...totally due to the mileage. OMG, I'd love to see that car today.....surely it's still out there somewhere....it was too beautiful and highly optioned to have been crushed, probably. I go to Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale every winter as well as get Hemmings every month, and look for it in both places....but I've never seen it. I'm now 65....I hope I do before I pass on someday. Man, that thing would boil and smoke those tires when you power-braked it.....and just keep boiling them for a long long way when you let off the brake. I'll never forget it. Maybe some MoPar freak that knows of a match to that car could let me know....man, I'd love to see it again and correspond with the new owner about it. Fingers and toes are crossed! joel in tucson
@Born Buckeye, i hear ya. But these classics are really rubbish - you'll blow the engine keeping highway speed for any length of time. It's just nostalgia, remembering the days of youth gone by.
Ideal would be the technological advancements of the past 50 years with the simplicity and lack of regulations of the late '60s. Chevy's current small block V8 somehow manages to be amazingly torquey with 6.2 liters and running on pump gas while meeting strict emissions and fuel economy requirements (speaking from my experience driving a C7). Imagine what they could do with a big block and total freedom now.
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Any man or woman who owns a 68-70 Charger is one of the luckiest people on the planet.
Pacific Chief what about a 2007 dodge charger v6 with 28 inch rims and lambo doors?
you can stop
Alex Trippy u mad bruh?
Firas R129 v6? Gayyyyy
Wow u guys are stupid
built in 68 still better looking than anything built today
just looks? Hell this one sounds like a flamethrower firing up with a machine gun chorus. It's like the god of war himself blessed that car
If i had a car like this i would name her Zeus, Hades, or Ares
Yeah I'm sorry but you and everyone else knows that's not true fuck off if you can't find one car you stupid idiot
xcking falcon
I'd say the new Challengers look just as good or better. But I like most all MOPARS
I really don't like that the new Chargers are a 4-door FAMILY SEDAN. Messed it up royally.
I need a few minutes alone with this video...
lol
Doesn’t look like US...
It's understandable, you're only human...
This is one of the best comments I've ever read! Lmao
Same
I want the sound of that engine as my ring tone.
Serge Somborac easy enough to do
@@OMGWUNSIU I assume you're referring to downloading the video as a digital file, transferring it to your smartphone and then setting it as the ringtone?
@@ChandlerSomborac Car Sounds & Ringtones in the app store (both O.S.s have it) if you don't want to go through the trouble to get this particular charger's Glorious grumble.
I love the sound too. That's why we are all here, but, as a ringtone, I prefer this. I used it as my Morning Alarm ruclips.net/video/F05RJqGq1yU/видео.html
@@ChandlerSomborac that works...
My fondest memories as a kid was my dad's 68. I remember being in my room, and I'd hear my dad start the charger up I'm the garage. The most beautiful sound in the world!
I can feel my testosterone level rising just watching this lol
Joel-----I love the sound of this car starting up----any idea where such vehicles can be purchased near staten island ny,?
Flood the carberator !!!!!
@@michaelciccone2194 call Jay Leno or go on his Facebook be prepared to pay $100,000
That's because you're a red blooded American who loves the power of a TRUE muscle car. Isn't it great?
What's priceless is he didn't disrespect this classic by putting 24" Douchbag Discs on it and calling them "WHEELS"😉👌👍👊😎
Or hang fuzzy dice on rear view or put a crown air freshener on the dash.
@@brucewilliamson7638 fuzzy dice are chill unlike the intake he molested the hood for
While everyone oogles and googles over the engine. I always love that Dodge starter sound. Magnificent.
Yep, I started liking it from the dukes of hazzard when I was a kid the odd shot where you get to hear the general lee start you always hear that dodge starter.
Gotta be joking...
I can tell you from experience and having owned one back in the day, the 68 Charger 440 did not sound like his. It was a quiet car, until your floored it. This guy has jacked up the exhaust with something. It's not stock.
I always loved that Dodge starter sound from the Dukes of Hazzard. It was almost as iconic as the Dixie horn.
@@42lookc the girls were more interesting
the biggest car in the smallest damn garage.
LMAO. Didn't realize the space was this small.
Priorities!
It's a good security tactic noone would think you have a beautiful car like that in a small garage n you would technically need only 1 or 2 cameras to see every angle in there
Honestly when the car came out this was probably the size of most garages.
America
When an American car was a real American car
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When they were still made in the ol US of A and not socialist Canada.
@@xdiver2800 fuck off commie, get back in your bread line
@@andrewjb05051998 I probably laughed harder than I should've at that lol
When cars were exciting.
Boy does that over cammed sound bring back memories of my misspent youth! Thanks for keeping it alive!
Its the styling. The proportions are perfect. Its like a '32 Ford. There is nothing you can do to improve it, given its context.
Not true. They improved it greatly the following year.
One of the most beautiful cars ever made. Totally agreed.
The only thing that would make it look better would be if it was a '69
I like the 73 or maybe 74 with the slit back seat windows, but yeah this is bad ass.
Back when companies still cared about the quality of the product they were putting out. Now everything is throw away. We live in a throw away society. Everything from tvs, stereos, cars, marriages, guns, music, everything.
late 60s mopar 440 one of the 7 great sound wonders of the world lol
You did not need to mention it as we all know it is the best sound in the world
The late 60’s 440, 383, could set a person back in that spring cushioned bucket seat while noticing the car actually twisting and making that beautiful pissed off sound coming from the hood you could barley see over for a few seconds..
Am I the only one that actually thinks that first ride the moment my buddies Dad stood on it changed the rest of my life.. lol
To this day the only car ride that even came close to the same wow factor was a 8-10 years ago when a customer took me for a ride around the block in a 2004 Porsche 997 Turbo. Silver.. Do not say no if you get a chance to taste that little cookie.. damn...! Lol
Silvian Nistor : if you think it's going to die any minute go step on that big cat's tail and see what happens lol, btw, it's appreciation, not pride ; )
SnakeRiverFishing it is the best sounds in the world that’s for sure! Who appreciates classic shit like this? This guy 👇😁 you are also correct, it’s for appreciation not pride.
Mopar guy all day here. The chevy 409 is another sweet sounding monster
Now that’s what a car is supposed to sound like! Beautiful, and no lo- profile tires either 👍
Fantastic. People swoon over the 69 and often 70 Chargers but I personally think the 68 was the best year. The full black grill withiout the divider that the 69 had or the chrome strip that the 70 had gave it the most menacing look. Combine that with the quad round taillights and it just looked perfect to me. Don't get me wrong, the others looked great but the 68 is my absolute dream car.
68 was deff the best year.
absolutely beautiful
my wife just slapped my head and yelled at me for watching porn in front of the children.
Lol
ya but she got lucky that night when u started dreaming about that CHARGER!!
@@patricksnyder3446 oh Pat I drove her hard that night. ABSOLUTELY 😈😈😈
@@Jake4211- heeheeheeheehee!! Ya my wife KNOWS what's up after I spend a day at a classic car show!!
@@patricksnyder3446 Thats a good woman, Pat, keep her primed on 110 octane at all times. I put 89 in mine, ONCE, to save money and she started running kinda rough. I had to buy her a pair of Christian Louboutin high heels to fix the problem😳. Learn from the mistakes of others my friend.
Now thats a what a sound from a car should be like
Strike Alex and all what we get now is brains getting together to design electric cars that feel and sound like rotten shit... am lucky to have made it to my mid 30’s with cars to enjoy. God be with the generations to come!
A.M but have you ever ridden one?
Max xr125 Electric? No. Just hybrid.
A.M Ok try a Tesla
Max xr125 So I infer you are trying to tell me it is fun? I will rent one and see.
The 5 unlikes are Prius owners.
EDIT: This comment is still going 4 years on? Wow. That's something. I've grown up since this comment obviously, but thanks for all the likes internet peeps. 🙂
Sam Cox lmao. right.
Sam Cox And fans of Broadway musicals.
They have DVD's of everthing Judy Garland ever did.
Sam Cox 😂 exactly
Sam Cox nope probably mustang owners 😃
Sam Cox exactly
I just want to say, more than anything, THANK YOU for respecting that beautiful piece of MOPAR history with PROPER RIMS AND TIRES!!!! God, but I don't know why people insult these cars with those horrid oversized wheels!!
I still can't believe I owned this same car in 1981. It was factory yellow but it was a 68 with a 440. The saddest part is that I can't even remember what I sold it for before going in the military. Camaro's, Mustang's and Chargers........ we thought they would always be there and be around $500 bucks. Lol, if we all only knew....... Beautiful car, congratulations.
Thought this '68 was perfect, until I saw the '70 R/T door scoops & destroyed hood. Beautiful car, but some bodies just can't be improved upon.
I agree
I'm a purist too.
Its because its overseas. Europeans, etc do weird shit to American muscle cars. Traction bars too ..ugh.
seizethecarp yeah. Still cool, but the only way to do these bodies right is arrow straight, mirror smooth, 100% stock lines.
*wah* it's destroyed! *wah*
Car sounds great! I'm not a giant Mopar guy, but they've grown on me. Inherited a '69 Roadrunner with a 440 from my Uncle who passed away last August and fucking love it. I think it's the unbridled power of these big ass v8's that just soothes the soul, she's got a 440 in her but originally was a 383 car (he even left the 383 badge on the hood :P) This car means too much to me to ever let her go tho, too many personal touches from him and my Grandpa that, it would just feel wrong not having it kept in family :) Won't lie, I lay in to her any chance I get...he really dialed this car in perfectly and she just fucking moves like no tomorrow. Just wish we could've gone and picked the car up in-person and him see the shitty grins on our face when the pedal met the floor. Slight comfort is knowing he's our Private Malone :)
Every single big block Mopar sounds good with a cam upgrade.
Heard one in person in Vegas, not sure what engine but it literally took my breath away and I could feel it in my chest. Also it set off the car alarm of a Honda Civic parked next to it so overall pretty amazing. It was a '71
Doesn't sound happy just idling around. I think its cruel to keep these animals off the highway away from their natural environment.
You're right
@@KennethRamirez right? It may not be the same like before but I'm happy to see the big three going at it like the good ol days. I maybe a MOPAR guy but my respects to the other two for keeping the sibling rivalry alive for so long. I drive the original srt Jeep, a 1978 Dodge ramcharger SE 440, I'm the odd ball out of my buddies with the K5s but they drool over the sound of that 440. That truck has Soo much soul, even the srt4 neon I drive has something demonic about it I love. Anyways, I can go on forever lol. MOPAR or no car hermano! 👍😁
Kenneth Ramirez beg your pardon. “ old timers “ ? 😖
Ciaran Guilfoyle yes need to clear carbon build up rev it
Sounds pissed
Back in 69 my sister's boyfriend had one of these, a copper color with vinyl top 440 RT. He handed me the keys and said to go ahead and take it out. It definitely had a good edge in power over the GM 400 cube cars I was more used to. My main memory was the induction roar of the unsilenced factory air cleaner and the drive on ice feel of the over-boosted steering.
That is badass. I am envious you got to experience those times and those cars back then. Respect
I have a pretty much original 66 383 727 Charger survivor and it definitely has that drive on ice feel. I can't believe I let my daughter and son in law drive her. And pb brakes with no power. Still love her.
I am 65 .....old "gear head" still sounds soooo good !
I'm older than you, they called us GREASERS. Lol. Lol.
@@gf4353 yes I have have heard that .....thanks for the smile .......
Thank you, brought back memories of starting a 6 to 2 shift back in 1972. Come out of Barracks crawl behind the wheel of 440 police pursuit Plymouth and fire it up. Let it warm up for a few minutes while you checked equipment. Never forgot the sound. Yes, they were fast, very fast. Long time ago. Think I'll listen to this again.
What an absolutely beautiful car ! Whoever designed that awesome car had only one thing in mind obviously , to make it look and sound as masculine and brutal as possible ! Just wow !
How lopey do you want the cam sir?
-“yes please”
My dad painted cars at a Dodge dealership years ago. He remembered when these cars were delivered to the dealership and driven into the showroom...he said the whole building shook! MOPAR, BABY!❤
There must've been over 800 ricers watch this video! That's the only reason I could think that this video would have that many dislikes! Ricers get offended and scared easily when they hear a badass sounding muscle car that looks this good because a honda, acura, subaru, gtr, or supra will never look, sound or last as long as this quality work of art automobile has! Thanks for this awesome video!
This is how a car like that should sound!!! And the Magnum wheels are absolutely beautiful! I love them on any muscle car!!!
From one Mopar man to another, that thing looks and sounds viscous. Like a bad guy in the movies, this thing is frightening and so dam cool.
I SWEAR! I have seen it again and again.... OLD MUSCLE NEVER DIES!
Takes me right back to the 70's when I had my 1969 RoadRunner 440 TorqueFlite ... thanks.
Now that sounds like it means business, I like the way the revs rise so quickly with little flywheel effect
I want this sound played at my funeral!😆
it just might bring you back to life dude. LOL!
I wonder WTF do those 691 people who gave this video a dislike want, a prius?
(Edit : Wow, thanks for the) likes
No, just any other European car...
@@eknaap8800 so they can go to hell
@@kngrc7272 As opposed to already be there...?
Kian Garshasbi Losers
Kian Garshasbi how you can say a negative argument on a german beast car? Its a nice car ok we understand, but a old Benz is still better than this.
Excellent excellent sound. Love the 1968 series. I was fortunate enough to get a 1970 dodge charger but it had been wrecked. Working on rebuilding it and restoring it now.
Had a '71 charger 500, 440, 4 spd. Wish I still had it!
Just a beauty… I love the 68 and 69 Charger!
Nothin' sounds as good as an old muscle car. Music to the ears...... Thanks
" OH HELL YEAH " Damn that reminds me of the good old days..Luv that sound.....
Love that sound. Solid car, no plastic.
That sound gives me an eargasm 👍
Throw away your Viagra, stop watchin porn and just listen to this video repeatedly....it's a real testosterone booster brother. LOL!
I'm so happy to see and listen this "fabulous roar" of this masterpiece in France... Ne la vendez pas !
I am sixty. I have owned a 1970 Challenger with a slant six and a three speed, a 70 Cuda with a 383 pistol grip 4 speed, a 1973 Challenger T/A 340 six pack, and my favorite a 1971 Runner with a 383 pistol grip 4 speed that went 167 mph steady before valve float. Drove it from S.F. to Dallas in 18 hours. 68 is such a beautiful machine. I love the view through the rear view mirror. Anyone that has driven a 68 knows what I am talking about.
The rear end of this car is gorgeous!
We're talkin about a classic mopar now...not Kim Kardashians ass. LOL!
The good ol' days of the American muscle car era.
What a sound! That is more than just a perf cam under that hood in that 440! Whatever it is , it is awesome!
what a beast she is so beautiful sounding !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! nice 1968 dodge charger !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Had my headphones on, volume up-outstanding!
47 here. And the sound of muscle car idling never gets old.
That purr is SENSUAL! Beauty and The Beast all in one!
Who could ask for anything more?
I hate seeing people hate on the hood and the blower, just let the guy has what he wants, it's his/her car, leave 'em alone
@TheNintendoDude - That blower intake isn't sitting on top of a supercharger - too low a profile, but on a single or dual quad carburetors.
@@Loulovesspeed a six-pack at the least
@@FredTheLutinoCocatiel Whatever, but it's not sitting on a blower.
such an awesome idle sound, gives me goosebumps!
Охуительная тачка, один из самых пиздатых дизайнов своего времени, да и сейчас, если бы не такая большая дороговизна содержания такой машины, наверняка многие имели в наличии такой аппарат)
Thank you
This cold iddle sound misses me in daily life !
prettiest year they ever made of that car
The sound of that 440 mopar really takes me back, thanks for the memory.
@jd2616 - Not a 440, but a 426 Hemi - huge difference!
When I was 7 in SW Philly on Greenway avenues my uncle had just bought his brand new Dodge Charger and excitedly ran into the row home to show us. He left it running and l remember that sound until today. I also remember the sound of the car accelerating away as it was stolen and the look on my Uncle Mike's face.
The most Beautiful car ever made!
Agreed! I liked the 68 over the two later years because of those round tail lights.
That is absolutely glorious! Thanks for sharing this.
Gary Taylor The 70 R/T side panels are a nice touch. I had a 70 R/T that was white with the black vinyl top. It was stripe delete though. Had a 440 Magnum. Man I wish I had it today. This one reminds me of mine.
Sounds good. Looks like crap with that hood. Leave it alone!!
I agree, it was looking awesome backing out, until i saw the hood..
Yeah the hood was a major mistake
Hood was flat black originally, fiberglass to save weight. The air intake poking thru, -5 cool points.
Back whan cars had character! Those muscle cars from the late 60's and early to mid 70's all had so much character, you still see a few survivors from time to time in summer, brings you back to a simpler time.
my neighbor where I grew up had one of these. From what I remember, it was 440 had that "pistol grip" shifter, was dark green. He was a cop, kept it in his garage, but we all knew when he took it out . shook houses. Nasty car.. mean as hell.
Ohhhhhh loved that sound sent chills
Like to be his neighbor just to hear that beautiful sound...
MURICA!!🇺🇸 I can’t wait until my 68 is completely rebuilt. Most beautiful cars ever
There is no angle that this car would look bad from. It's just gorgeous.
No one ever:
"Sheesh, I sure am glad I got rid of my classic car..."
I had a 68 Charger that I sold for $750 in 1976. Been sick about that ever since.
If it was in good condition, sure
@@lynnhenry89 why do you complain? Those 750 dollars were not same as 750 today but way more - i guess you already know that.
The second point is that you probably invested those 750 back then into sth profitable so don't be hard on yourself.
@@lynnhenry89 I hear ya bro but I can one-up ya for sure - '67 vette ragtop 427/435 bought in 75 for $5k, sold in '80 for $10k - today $150k!!
Sounds great, like my 1967 R/T Coronet, 512 stroker😎
I have watched and listened to this video several times as this is my fav. year of Charger. What an awesome beast of a car! Loved the earliest Chargers second best but a close race.
had a 69. lived in an apartment over the garage. could always tell when it came home by the slight building shake. second best road car I ever had (to an 86 Chrysler conquest).
I was on the verge of believing you until you stated that a crappy mid-eighties Mitsubishi was better. Nice try.
@@hogsandsooners memory fart, it was an 89. but in any case (may depend on your definition of road car) it was faster and cornered better (maybe because tires improved) which makes it better by my definition. loved them both but also loved my 58 morgan +4, 66 Suzuki x6 and 70 Kawasaki mach III.
Amazing sound
❤️
I had a 1970 Challenger with a 318 when I was in my 20's. I so wish I had kept it.
I had a 70 SE Changler 383HP RAN A 10.26 QTR MIL.
Challenger damn autocorrect
I had a 1967 Mustang 289 3-speed on the floor. With the pony package. It was great I wish I never got rid of it either I didn't know what I had at the time
My father and grandfather bought a "70 Charger 440 to sup-up together when I was a toddler in the early '70s. I remember hearing that thing coming down the road from my front yard swing set. It was a dark blue with that white band around the tail and 5 pt seat-belts, and a blower poking out from under the hood. It was fucking gorgeous. My father had to sell it in '85 to pay for my grandpa's hospital bills and funeral expenses. It went to a good home, a friend of my dad and grandpa who loved that car too and would take care of it. I found out a few years back that the car was still in their family, the oldest son has it and said I could take a ride in it with him anytime. I think I'll call him soon and take him up on that offer.
A classic. Thanks for sharing your beautiful car. 🇺🇸
really loved it till I saw how you screwed up that hood.
Wonderful sounding engine, ball tingling, organ enlarging, smile inducing, mood enhancing, dream chasing, life affirming perfection.
The car was built to boost men's testosterone levels. I guess it worked. LOL!
Beautiful ride and no better sound in the world then a hot rod coming to life!!! ❤️
this beast deserves a bigger garage
That would make a cool ring-tone.
+Pastor Fuzz Wow, that is a fantastic idea.
Was thinking the same thing man!
I made a ring-tone for my old Nokia from this:
ruclips.net/video/BHcF4bmAMJM/видео.html
Damn that car looks awesome and I'm a chevy guy.
Brings back memories, love it.
The coolest front end ever and a sound that will never be out done or duplicated by today’s “muscle” cars!
I purchased one new, in a straight line that car was awesome, although the fuel gauge and speedometer seemed to work in reverse of each other 😀. Fortunately, gas was about $.25 per gallon. I sold it and bought an airplane which was slower!
OHHH that's funny.
I think my 69 GTO could take it.
Travis Thacker All Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth vehicles have been, historically, bad on fuel. I ought to know...I had one and cried on every trip to the gas station!
DesertDenizen I also bought one new and sold it in 1970 and bought a VW Van. What the Hell was I thinking? 🤣
.25 a gallon ??? Wish i was payin that much now. Never seen .25 cents a gallon but i'm 22 so yeah that's the only reason why but i love my 1500
Sounds like an oversized cam and a Holley 650 double pumper. Just Sayn'.
Yeah man now that's what I like to hear...high school friend of mine owned one. Had it painted red metalflake, mildly worked 440 4V, 4-speed stick, Cragars, big n littles, really nice car.
Bill Breck Dodge was the ONLY Dodge dealer in dusty and much-smaller-then Tucson, Arizona in 1968....when this Charger was new. One of my best friend's Dads from 7th-8th grade in 1968 was a wealthy mortuary owner and was really tight with Bill Breck...the dealership owner. One day....my buddy's Dad came home with a brand-spankin' new '68 Charger! If I'm not mistaken (hard-core MoPar guys....please verify this) it was an actual RT/SE model. It was the 440 / 4bbl with the automatic on the column, and was equipped with AirCond, PS, PB, PwrWindows/locks, etc. It was a beautiful white w/black vinyl top and a gorgeous white leather interior. As I recall....it DID have the black circular stripe that went around the trunk/sides/of the car. Oh man.....I was so into MuscleCars back then anyway at age 13, and had seen these in a couple of magazines when this new model broke out with it's new body style, but I never realized how LOW and sleek it was. It had the same chrome exhaust tips as this car in the video. Man.....that car would haul ass! BUT.....the gas mileage was horrible, and I swear I can close my eyes right now and STILL HEAR my bud's old man saying "it'll pass everything but a gas station".... After a year or so, he got rid of it...totally due to the mileage. OMG, I'd love to see that car today.....surely it's still out there somewhere....it was too beautiful and highly optioned to have been crushed, probably. I go to Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale every winter as well as get Hemmings every month, and look for it in both places....but I've never seen it. I'm now 65....I hope I do before I pass on someday. Man, that thing would boil and smoke those tires when you power-braked it.....and just keep boiling them for a long long way when you let off the brake. I'll never forget it. Maybe some MoPar freak that knows of a match to that car could let me know....man, I'd love to see it again and correspond with the new owner about it. Fingers and toes are crossed! joel in tucson
Too bad he butchered the hood with that breather!
Probably an Aftermarket hood.
No true Mopar enthusiast would cut into a perfectly good 68' factory hood.
Jdog 93 well, there are idiots out there so it is possible he did.
it doesnt detract from the overall look which is Detroit crap
Add insult to injury dude got the smallest one in stock
I had a roadrunner in 69 and it was fast, miss those big car days
kenneth watkins ..we were 18 in ‘69 and a friend had a new Roadrunner. I was jealous cause he made good money logging and I could not afford one.
I sure as fuck don't. more trouble and pollution than they were worth. the air is MUCH cleaner in the cities these days
mrbubetube You dont have to burst someone's enthusiasm by exaggerating about how much they pollute air you know...
2:16 is the best part of this video.......I get to press play and watch it over again!! 🔥🤙🏻
That cam speaks volumes, sick 68!
That beats ANY modern day car hands down!! Long live real muscle cars!!
This, from the guy with a yearly bus pass..
@@Gjoa1906 I drive a BMW bud
@Born Buckeye, so you're at the shop almost as often as the owner of this car..
@@Gjoa1906 actually its been a very reliable car. Expensive but good.
@Born Buckeye, i hear ya. But these classics are really rubbish - you'll blow the engine keeping highway speed for any length of time. It's just nostalgia, remembering the days of youth gone by.
What a beast 🥰
Can’t beat the sound of an old muscle car. Keep your Ferrari, Lamborghini, or Bugatti. I’ll take this any day of the week and twice on Sunday’s
Sounded so familiar to my 70 RoadRunner (of course it would,) miss that car everyday but will still have the memories!
They don't makem like they used to thats 4 dam sure
Thank god for that!
Ideal would be the technological advancements of the past 50 years with the simplicity and lack of regulations of the late '60s. Chevy's current small block V8 somehow manages to be amazingly torquey with 6.2 liters and running on pump gas while meeting strict emissions and fuel economy requirements (speaking from my experience driving a C7). Imagine what they could do with a big block and total freedom now.