- Factory Charger 500
- Freshly Rebuilt 383 4bb V8 engine
- 727 Automatic Transmission
- Working Air Conditioning
- EB3 Factory Code Repainted back to its Silver Blue
- Very Straight body with very nice paint buffed to a brilliant
shine
- Black Vinyl Top
- Dual Exhaust
- Hide Away Headlights
- Very Nice Black Bucket Seat Interior with Full Console
- New BFG RWL Tires
- New Mag 500 style wheels
- Power Steering
- Front Power Disc Brakes
- Runs and drives Great
- Very Solid Floors, Frame, And Trunk
TRIM TAG DECODE
E63 = 383cid 4bbl
D32 = 727 Automatic Transmission
XP29 = Charger 500
NOG = 383 4bbl 1970 Model Year Built at the St. Louis Plant
145570 = Sequence Number
EB3 = Light Blue Metallic
C6B5 = Blue Vinyl Bucket Seats
EB5 = Bright Blue Upper Door Frames
A17 = Scheduled for Production Date October 17th 1969
099275 = Vehicle Order Number
V1W = White Vinyl Roof
A01 = Standard Light Package
B51 = Power Brakes
C21 = Center Armrest/Buddy Seat
C55 = Bucket Seats
G33 = Left Hand Remote Mirror
H51 = Air Conditioning
J25 = 3 Speed Wipers
L31 = Hood Mounted turn Signals
M21 = Drip Rail Molding
M25 = Body Sill Molding
M31 = Body Belt Molding
R22= AM/ 8-Track Radio
26 = 26'' Radiator
END OF CODES
Vehicle Details
1970 Dodge Charger 500
Listing ID:CC-1886970
Price:$73,995
Location:Greene, Iowa
Year:1970
Make:Dodge
Model:Charger 500
Exterior Color:Silver Blue
Interior Color:Black
Odometer:32010
Stock Number:24046
VIN:XP29N0G145570
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