Check Out All The 1969 Dodge Charger 500s Together

It’s supposedly the largest gathering ever…

While one solution was to slap a nose cone and huge wing on the Charger, another was more subtle and it came first. The Dodge Charger 500 was named for the homologation rule at the time, which was that at least 500 of a car must be sold to the public for it to be considered stock. Only one item got NASCAR riled, the spoiler under the front bumper, although it was allowed because other stock cars used them. Since this car wasn’t rocking anything else too extreme, it was able to slide right into competition.

As for the consumer version, they were sold at a base price of $3,843 with a $648 increase for the 440ci Hemi V8. A lot of people think Dodge sold the cars at a loss, but they helped with its brand image, but they weren’t so stellar on the track. That’s why the Daytona was pushed next.

The funny thing is Dodge didn’t make 500 of the Charger 500s. While the exact number is debated often, 392 is what most experts agree on. In other words, they’re incredibly rare. In the video you get to see 13 of them together, a feat they claim is a record.

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