Pictures of the 1969 Concept Dodge Supercharger

Here are some Pictures of the 1969 Concept Dodge Supercharger that has been collected by dodgecharger.com/forum

After the forum moderator posted with the topic "wanted Pictures of the 1969 Concept Dodge Supercharger", there are some visitors then posted some pictures that they have had. The pictures not only in black and white, but also incolor.
 

Here are the sender and Pictures of the 1969 Concept Dodge Supercharger, I have been collecting while this article is being posted.

Original photos of 68' Supercharger when they were brand new

Original photos of 1968 Supercharger when they were brand new

Couple of Supercharger colorized versions that just completed in Adobe Photo-shop

Couple of Super Charger colorized versions that just completed in Adobe Photo-shop

Supercharger Colour Picture from MATT Sending to dodgecharger.com forum

'68 Supercharger Picture from Anonym Sending to dodgecharger.com forum

1968 Supercharger Picture from Anonym Sending to dodgecharger.com forum

1968 Supercharger Picture from St Louis

actually this is the same '1968 Supercharger' just a bit of Photoshop 'magic'

'Ohio Auto Show Charger' photo posted by Anonym

Supercharger Front and Up View Picture from Anonym Sending to dodgecharger.com forum

Supercharger Picture from Anonym Sending to dodgecharger.com forum

Supercharger Picture from MATT Sending to dodgecharger.com forum

Dodge Charger 1969 History, Modification and Specification -The Muscle Car Legend -

1969 Dodge Charger Pro Touring-Rear Right View

 1969 Dodge Charger History

 

That was the distinctive new boots and the Daytona 500, both creatures of the "aero wars" of the day being waged by the Ford and Chrysler as they sought dominance in NASCAR stock-car racing. As it turned out, the recessed grille and flying-buttress inset rear window that looked so great in the 68 Charger was a washout in aerodynamic 190 mph high-banked oval. To create the 1969 Dodge Charger 500, Chrysler engineers began by connecting the nasal cavity of an R / T with a Coronet grille (headlights and nonretracting) rose to the front edge of the body. Meanwhile, they quelled lift for flush mounting in the rear.

Dodge produced 392 of these cars for street use in order to ratify the Charger 500 for racing. Race-prepared 500s went on to claim 19 NASCAR wins, but specially designed Ford Torino and Mercury Cyclones won 30.

Dodge Charger 1969 Black-Front Left View

1969 Dodge Charger Modifications
Back to the wind tunnel were the Chrysler engineers, who returned with Daytona radical. This 1969 Dodge Charger used a length of 18 inches pointed to the nose (including pop-up headlights) that cut drag and downforce added. Not only the Daytona 500 is to keep the rear window, but still lower lift mounting a horizontal tail stabilizer on huge vertical extensions that rose from the deck. With 503 produced to meet the rulesmakers races, the Daytona track made its debut in the final season of NASCAR 69 - a little too late for Ford to return to the attack. Still, the Daytona proved capable of 200-mph running speeds.

Hpi-1969 Dodge Charger Offroad Model

Issues of competition and all of the Daytona 500 came with 426-cid race Hemis. Those intended for retail customers could be purchased with the trainer or the Street Hemi 375 horsepower 440-cid V-8 Magnum. Anyway, they were the final words of the 1969 Dodge Charger.

Dodge Charger 1969 Red-Rear Left View

1969 Dodge Charger Specifications

• Fuel system: 2 x 4 bbl.
• Compression ratio: 10.25:1
• Horsepower @ rpm: 425 @ 5000
• @ Rpm Torque: 490 @ 4000
• 1969 Dodge Charger 500 Hemi
• Wheelbase: 117.0 in.
• Weight: 3,671 pounds
• Price: $ 4641Engine: OHV V-8
• Displacement: 426 cid
• Performance Representative
• 0-60 mph: 5.7 sec. 
• 1 / 4 mile: 13.48 Mon @ 109.0 mph

1969 Dodge Charger RT-On Racing

 

The Origin of Dodge Charger and What is Dodge Charger 'B-body' ?

1965 Dodge Charger-Rear Right View

1966 Dodge Charger Dash-Interior Wheel Drive View

The term "Dodge Charger" was the name for a mid-size car produced by Dodge. The Chargers were based on the 1975-1978 Chrysler Cordoba. The Chargers were based on 1966-1974 Chrysler B platform.

1966–1967 Dodge Charger-Front Left View

1967 Charger NASCAR Spoiler-Rear View

1968–1970 Dodge Charger-Front Right View

Source of "Charger"

It began since the early sixties many car manufacturers were exploring new ideas in the personal luxury car segments. Chrysler, slow to get into the special cars, their selected Dodge Division to enter an untapped market for a larger model to fit between the "pony car" Ford Mustang and the "personal luxury" Ford Thunderbird. The intention was to use the B-body sports car with a fastback look to share as much of their existing hardware.

1969 Dodge Charger-Front Left View

1972 Dodge Charger-Front Left View

1971–1974 Dodge Charger-Front View

During 1960s, Burt Bouwkamp, Chief Engineer for Dodge and one of the men behind the Dodge Charger, related his experience during a speech in July 2004.

1970 Dodge Charger R T-Front Left View

1975–1978 Dodge Charger-Front Left View

 Lynn Townsend was at odds with the Dodge dealer and wanted to do something to please them. In 1965, he asked me to come to their office-the second time. He noted that one of the Dodge Dealer Council requests was for a Barracuda type vehicle. 

1974 Dodge Charger-Front Left View

The general theme of dealer product recommendation was the same-we want to have Plymouth. A specific request for a Mustang type vehicle was not as controversial to Lynn. His direction to me was to give them a specialty car but he said 'for God's sake do not make it a derivative of the Barracuda': ie do not make it a Barracuda competitor. 

 

1973 Dodge Charger-Front View

Dodge Charger-Front Right View

So the 1966 Charger was born."We built car" idea "a charger that displayed at auto shows in 1965 to stimulate market interest in the concept. The project was approved, but we told the press and attendees of the show car that was just an" idea "and we would build it if they liked it. it was preordained that they would like it."

1969 Dodge Charger-The Legendary Muscle Car

1969 Dodge Charger 515 GTB left view

1969 Dodge Charger Pro Touring-Right View

1969 Dodge Charger-Engine

If you do not recognize the Chargers 69, then you do not watch TV day in 1980. Painted orange and nicknamed the General Lee, a star on TV, from the beginning Chargers R / T with the standard 440 Magnum, 375 issued a strong power of the series "The Dukes of Hazzard" ..
 

1969 Dodge Charger General Lee DOH

1969 Dodge Charger General Lee-Jump

 

1969 Dodge Charger-General Lee 4x4

HPI-1969 Dodge Charger Body

Launched in 1966, the Dodge Charger was an instant success. With fashion in the mid-1960 is the new Charger Coronet hatch has been simplified, with a rich interior and plenty of power. From the get-go the Dodge Charger can be had with the almighty 426 Hemi, and muscle car market in full-blown Mopar fans enthusiastically rushed to buy the new charger.

1969 Dodge Charger Pro Touring-Rear View

1969 Dodge Charger-Pro Touring

1969 DodgeCharger RT-Black

 The Charger 1969 still used the same body as the previous year, but received Divided rear lights, new grill. The Chargers Had The base 225-cid slant-six and 318-cid V-8 engine standard. The Charger R / T Had A 440-cid V-8 engine standard. You can get the Charger SE What was a mixture of sport and luxury that had all the standard features, plus leather seats and vinyl boot, Simulated woodgrain steering wheel covers, deep-dish wheels, hood mounted turn indicators signal , simulated woodgrain instrument panel and the option of the group of light. The Charger 500 was based on the standard Charger, but differed in the incorporation of grid, fixed headlights, and a window glass is flush-mounted rear reduced wind resistance.