what was the first motor the 69 charger had

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Asked by Mike Oct 29, 2009 at 03:48 PM about the 1969 Dodge Charger

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Actually, the slant six with a 3 spd tranny and column shift were available, though those are probably the rarest Chargers ever produced.

It's almost a trick question...1969 Dodge Charger came in 2 standard trim levels: Standard and Road and Track (R/T). Standard came with a 318/383 (2 & 4bbl) engine choices. R/T got you the 440 Magnum, and an option for the elephant (426 Street HEMI). Scott raises a great observation - a buyer could actually select the optional 225 cindy "Slant Six" engine, which in today's market would make that Charger an extremely rare car. But really...who in their right mind would order a S6 for a Charger?? LOL!

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