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This 1968 Dodge Charger was bought nearly new by Paul’s father in 1969. It leaked every fluid imaginable, scared everyone who drove it, and eventually got parked — not because it was broken, but because it was too much car. Paul bought the Charger from his dad when he was just 14 years old, cutting grass and shoveling driveways to afford it. But his father refused to let him drive it until he was 29, believing that if he had it at 18… it would’ve wrapped itself around a tree. Decades later, this Charger is back — still wearing its scars, still carrying its stories, and now packing a supercharged stroker making over 700 horsepower. Built with old-school attitude, hand-made details, and zero concern for trends, this is a car shaped by rebellion, nostalgia, and restraint. In this episode of Between the Wheels, we explore: A father-and-son Charger story spanning 50+ years Why the car sat untouched for decades The supercharged engine hiding beneath survivor sheet metal Handmade wheels, old-school tricks, and period-correct attitude 💬 Would your parents have trusted you with this car at 18? Tell us below. 00:00 – A Charger That Demands Respect 00:35 – Meet Paul & His 1968 Dodge Charger 01:55 – Bought Nearly New by His Father 02:40 – Buying the Car at 14 Years Old 03:02 – Why His Dad Refused to Let Him Drive It 03:32 – “You’d Have Wrapped It Around a Tree” 03:58 – From 383 to Supercharged Stroker 04:36 – How Much Power Does It Really Make? 05:02 – A Supercharger With 20 Years of History 05:22 – When the Charger Sat for Decades 06:05 – Why It Has Less Than 12,000 Original Miles 06:20 – Survivor Body, Real History 06:50 – The Story Behind the Quarter Panels 07:14 – A Detroit Winter Car That Survived 07:39 – Doing 90% of the Work Himself 08:00 – A Hemi Cuda Transmission in a Charger 08:38 – Old-School Steel Wheels & Dog Dishes 09:20 – Hand-Built Wheels from Junkyard Parts 09:59 – Why This Charger Isn’t “Perfect” 10:23 – First Drive: This Thing Is Angry 11:08 – 22 PSI of Boost and Pure Torque 11:49 – Visibility, Police, and Old-School Logic 12:36 – Dukes of Hazzard vs Real Life 13:02 – Why This Is the Definition of American Muscle 13:43 – Final Thoughts: Keeping Mopar Alive www.Subdivisionauto.com Master Episode 061 S04E04 Series: Between the Wheels Episode: 1968 Dodge Charger Paul Year: 2024 Host: TrooperMax Theme: Anthony Jarrett Shot & Edited by: TrooperMax #subdivisionauto #betweenthewheels #dodgecharger