Ask anyone what the most famous Dodge Charger of all time is, and they will undoubtedly respond with “The General Lee, of course!” Immortalized in The Dukes of Hazzard tv series, it is one of only a few star cars that can be identified by nearly everyone, car enthusiast or otherwise. Since the debut of the tv show, collectors have seen a steady rise in prices on this classic muscle car, and it shows no sign of slowing down. Indeed, this body style may be more popular than ever, with social media influencers David Freiburger’s General Mayhem and Mike Finnegan’s Death Metal Charger seemingly pouring gas on the fire. If you’re currently searching for your own second-gen Charger, check out our feature vehicle here on eBay with a current bid of $31,100. Located in Killeen, TX, it’s in running and driving condition and could be taken to the next level with just a little more work.

The 440ci engine powering this Mopar features a host of new parts including a new radiator, hoses, and thermostat. Backing up the big-block is a 727 Torqueflite transmission, linked to an 8 3/4 rear end. According to the VIN tag, the engine bay was originally home to a 383ci powerplant, but the ad doesn’t state when or why it was swapped out. Considering this car is not a special model, such as R/T, that shouldn’t be a dealbreaker for any prospective buyers.

The interior appears to be in fairly decent condition, with new front seats and a new steering wheel. The ad states that new gauges and a new headliner are also included. The floor pans have been patched but could use some finishing as they have been topped off with what appears to be Bondo. The remainder of the interior could use a good cleaning, and the new owner should have no problem locating replacement parts for items such as the door panels and carpet as needed. The ad shows the back seat in place in one photo and removed in another, so it’s safe to assume that it is at least included if not installed. There’s a fuel cell located in the trunk, but the seller doesn’t mention if it is functional or if the stock tank is still in place.

Photos like this make us want to give this car a good home, where we can remedy the mismatched tires and wheels and possibly even buff out the tired paint. After a little bit of care, this Charger would be sure to return the favor by rewarding the new owner with smiles for miles. As stated in the ad, “it’s time you owned a black ’69 Charger!” What’s the first thing you would do if you were the winning bidder?