1969 Dodge Charger 383 🔌

[@hemivince1993]

whats also pretty impressive, it looks like its still got all the power and runs clean - that ride's been taken care of alright

[@LoveMopar]

Thanks Vince, in fact the car has a good tuning! The 383 is cammed, and the carb is a 800 cfm Edelbrock. A very large carb, but it runs so good…

[@ralphholiman7401]

383's had a lot of juice back in the day.

[@LoveMopar]

I have a Charger 383 and a Cuda 383 and yes… I agree 😊

[@MikeekiM-vh5se]

They still do factory low 13 second 1/4-mile cars!!! high 4 second 0-60 stock! Back in 1988 as a teen I had a 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury a large 4200 lb Fullsize car and it beat 5.0 Mustangs and my now brother in laws new 1989 Mustang LX 5.0 5 speed/off road exhaust and lots of Ford performance bolt on parts! I got him by a length all the time! So that's a High13 second 1/4-mile car! We clocked 4.80 0-60 with a bone stock 383 Super Commando engine it was the 383 Magnum in Dodge lingo... A buddy's uncle had a stock 68 Newport 383 2 barrel and he ran low 15's in the 1/4 mile with a lower compression TWO barrel 383 that was stock also! Remember they had no traction that car spun even from a 20 mph roll...the 2 barrel 383 hooked and went to a low 15 time, it had a 2.94 axle ratio and single exhaust 4 door and well over 120,000 miles! My 383 was a 3.23 gear, dual exhaust obviously and was a 1 owner before me and pristine, 110,000 original miles! I should have kept it, but still own my 68 Charger RT 440 thats about 3-5 tenths quicker in the 1/4 than a 383 hp car when bone stock..

[@DavidKing-planes1567]

a good 383 will get 18 miles gal if tuned good that’s really good considering a lot of new trucks only get 14 mpg if there lucky