It's a shame that cars like this cool 1967 Dodge Charger live in the shadows of their second-generation siblings, because these sleek fastbacks have a lot to offer. In particular, this one carries a stout 383, offers a heavy-duty look that's hard to resist, and in a show field full of later Chargers, this one is going to stand out.

The handsome burgundy paint is a few years old and the sleek Charger wears it rather well, looking like a grown-up's muscle car. You can see this car's details echoed in its younger siblings, starting with the smooth front end and folding headlights, as well as the familiar Chrysler arrow-shaped detailing on the sides of the quarter panels, a shape that would also appear on the inner door panels of the second-generation cars. It's purely a driver, not a show car, but it looks great even up close, with decent gaps, a good shine, and only modest signs of age and use. Make no mistake, this is a big car, and the dramatic fastback profile only makes it look longer, giving it a lot of presence on the streets and accentuating the look of performance. You also get more chrome on this one than the later cars, including the wonderful trim that runs along the tops of the ... Please ask for the full description.