1970 Dodge Charger R/T: Indiana Barn Finds Galore

Classics Galore: Olds 442, Roadrunner, IH Pickup

Dodge Charger R/T Barn Find in an ACTUAL BARN!

Somewhere in Indiana rests a barn filled with classic Dodge, Oldsmobile, and Plymouth automobiles, blanketed with hay. According to this clip, the proprietor still tinkers with these machines – however, it appears as if they’re in atrocious need of restoration.

A 1970 Dodge Charger R/T is the highlight of this display. Featuring its untouched red paint job and black vinyl roof, it is a real sight to behold. Though there is a conspicuous dent in the passenger side front fender, the rest of the exterior condition appears solid. On the other end, the interior is far from perfect with uninsulated wires and sections of missing carpeting.

A 1971 Charger SE is adjacent to the R/T and appears to be in optimal condition. There are no visible complications with the exterior, while the interior looks to be in amiable condition through the window. Reportedly, it contains a 383-cubic-inch V8 engine and is fitted with a four-speed manual transmission.

We get a look of the green 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner, unfortunately located beneath one of the decaying beams of the barn, threatening to lose balance at any moment.

It seems like there is a 1968 Oldsmobile 442 located inside the barn. Missing the grille and having the passenger-side front fender adorned in a different shade, it supposedly just needs new brakes and a tune-up and then it will be all set for the open street.

A golden International Harvester pickup truck is coated with a heavy accumulation of dust, yet appears to be in great condition underneath the dirt.

On the outskirts of the barn, a hoard of Mopar vehicles is visible, with parts of many of them missing. In the video, it alluded to an inaccessibly located 1967 Plymouth GTX buried deep inside another structure on the property. The possibilities of what other cars and treasures that could be uncovered are truly mind-boggling!

Source: Auto Archaeology via YouTube