Charger Red.
From 1966 the B Body Dodge (same platform as the Plymouth Belvedere and Satellite) was available as the general Coronet or the 2 door muscle car, the Charger. It was redesigned in 1968 loosing the fastback styling and getting a 'coke bottle' shape. A facelift in 1969 saw a now divided grille and longitudal tail lights. A new option available was the upmarket SE with leather, woodgrain and chrome. Also new was the NASCAR inspired 500, a more aerodynamic car with flush back window and flush Coronet grille and also later the NASCAR ready Daytona, even more aerodynamic with 18 in nose and 23 in tail wing.
Engines; 225 cu in slant 6, 318, 383 V8s.
RT, 500 and Daytona models came standard with the 440 and the 426 Hemi was a option
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