1970 Dodge Charger R/T. This Charger is a real R/T 440, with the
vin starting with XS29U. Comes with a 440 V8 engine and an
automatic three speed transmission. The engine is not matching
numbers but it is period correct. This vehicle runs and drives.
Equipped with power steering, power brakes and air conditioning.
Drum brakes in the front and rear. The air conditioner and heater
are not currently working. Has original style Rally wheels with
BFGoodrich white letter tires. Under the hood it does have a few
upgrades, which include FiTech fuel injection, upgraded radiator,
MSD ignition system and an aluminum intake manifold. The engine was
rebuilt in 2012 and the transmission was rebuilt in 2006. Both the
engine and transmission have less than 6,000 miles on them.
Originally this vehicle was green and got painted to plum
crazy.
The interior is complete and in good condition. Original front
bucket seats and rear bench seat. Has the original gauge cluster.
All the gauges are in working order. Equipped with a tic toc tach.
Shifter has been changed to a pistol grip but we do have the
original ball shifter with the button. Exterior lights all work and
even the turn signals in the hood. Factory steering wheel and
radio. Equipped with manual windows. All the glass is there and in
good shape. Included with the sale is a large amount of receipts
and also comes with the broadcast sheet. Comes with a clean
California title.
Contact us for more information and to book a time to view this
vehicle.
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