This custom 1970 Dodge Challenger Is the Lucky recipient of a Nut &
Bolt Rotisserie Restoration and finished in black over a black
leather interior has only 240 miles since completion. It is powered
by a custom EFI converted Hilborn-injected 426ci HEMI V8 engine
with a TREMEC TKO 600 5-speed manual transmission. It features a
custom front suspension with tubular control arms and coilover
shocks, independent rear suspension with a 3.73-geared Ford 9-inch
center section, in-board disc brakes and dual coilovers per wheel,
a smoothed firewall with braking and clutch fluid systems hidden in
the dash and ceramic-coated headers. On the outside, this
Challenger features a completely smoothed body with shaved drip
rails, flush-mounted glass, shaved door handles, an integrated
one-piece front end comprising the grille, bumper and valance
panel, LED taillights, a custom-fabricated hood, a smoothed and
tucked rear bumper, Bonspeed 19-inch polished wheels, a smoothed
engine compartment and subtle Dark Olive highlights on the sides.
The interior features leather seats with Bentley diamond contrast
stitching, Wilton wool carpeting, an aircraft-inspired custom set
of Classic Instruments gauges, a fully custom dash, a Vintage Air
system, an Alcantara headliner and leather-wrapped interior trim.
There is a custom-fabricated exhaust with Flowmaster Super 44
mufflers.
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