Vehicle Description
A great example of a 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 that was born
red with a black interior and air conditioning. This rotisserie
restoration has all of the original sheet metal. As the VIN
indicates, this car is a true R/T 440 that was built on Tuesday,
October 21, 1970, in Los Angeles, CA. This is a show-quality
restoration completed by a true Mopar builder and enthusiast.
Everything was restored according to the E-body manual. The body is
very straight with excellent gaps. As the Fender Tag indicates, the
original exterior color code is FE2, which is red. The rear spoiler
was added to improve the appearance. It has the following codes:
V21 hood blackout, G33 and G31 LH/RH remote mirrors, J25 3-speed
wipers and M21 drip moldings. The car sits on the correct 14-inch
Rally wheels and Goodyear Polyglas F70 tires. The exterior is
complemented by the original color black interior, which is code
H6X9. It also has the additional following codes: N85 tachometer,
R11 AM radio, A62 Rally gauges, C16 console and C55 bucket seats.
The highly detailed engine compartment is very correct, right down
to the factory markings and Mopar battery. It houses a date-coded
440 V8 engine that has been completely rebuilt. Originally it had
code E86 440, 4-barrel, 26 radiator, N95 emissions and H51 air
conditioning. The engine is coupled with a D32 727 automatic
transmission. It also has N41 dual exhaust, N42 dual exhaust tips
and B51 power disc brakes. The trunk compartment is very detailed
and correct. The undercarriage is also very detailed and correct,
down to the factory markings.
