For Sale: 1971 Dodge Challenger in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

If it looks too good to be true, you need documentation. No less an authority than Galen Govier verifies this exquisite 1971 Dodge Challenger as an original, V-code 440 Six Pack R/T with its matching numbers engine. It comes with the Chrysler Registry Report, and it's loaded too. The fantasy feature list continues with the 727 TorqueFlite automatic, power steering, power disc brakes, the A36 Axle Package with a 3.55 Sure-Grip rear end, bucket seats with a woodgrain console and a fully-equipped Rallye instrument panel replete with tachometer and rallye clock. The Curious Yellow paint is a not so subtle indication that this is a real muscular Mopar. The black stripes confirm it, and the split front spoiler, rear wing, and window louvers, the rare Shaker hood scoop and hood pins, dual color-keyed racing mirrors, and chrome Rallye wheels position the car as a heavily optioned R/T. This amazing Challenger was born with all these options, and so it has two fender tags. 22 months were dedicated to restoring this rare piece of automotive history, and it was completed in 2007. The evidence also shows that the car received meticulous maintenance and care since -- service records are included. Your dream car is a reality.
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