1968 Dodge Charger | Boston, Lincolnshire

A 1968 Dodge Charger, the two-door American muscle coupe known for its rounded Coke-bottle body and semi-fastback roof. Dodge's 1968 redesign gave it a smooth, fuselage-like shape with bulging wheel arches. On screen, a 1968 Charger plays the villains' car in the San Francisco chase in Bullitt. This car is black outside and in, with a 6.3-litre 383 V8 under the bonnet. It sits with a raked stance, tail up and nose low, which gives it a purposeful profile from the side. Condition is very good, and it seats four. It is left-hand drive: the driver sits on the kerb side, so the front passenger steps out on the road side, and the cabin has a distinctly American feel. Black paint and trim suit advertising, fashion and editorial shoots, where the long body picks up reflections and fills the frame. Its 1960s lines suit period film and TV, and its V8 muscle-car presence works for music videos and events. Weddings and personal hires are welcome too. The car is based in Boston, Lincolnshire.