Vehicle Description
From 1969 to 1974 the first generation Dodge Challenger pony car
was built using the Chrysler E platform sharing major components
with the Plymouth Barracuda. It was built as Dodge's "answer to the
Mustang and Camaro. For 1972 the options lists (both for
performance and appearance/convenience items) had been drastically
cut back. The convertible version (though a sun-roof was made
available) most interior upgrade options (in particular leather
seats) comfort/convenience items (in particular power windows and
power seats) and all the big-block engine options were gone. The
R/T series was replaced by the Rallye series. The 1972 models also
received a new grille that extended beneath the front bumper as
well as new rear tail-lights. Toward the end of the 1971 model year
a few convertibles were made with the 1972 front end (grille lights
etc.) and rear end (tail lights and their panel). These were
specially built for TV and movie studio production use and showed
up "Mod Squad" and other shows. This black 1972 Challenger sports a
408 cid Stroker engine bored from a 360 Chrysler block. It comes
equipped with an Automatic Transmission Power Steering and Power
Brakes. The engine has an Edelbrock RPM Performer Intake and a
Holley 750cfm Vacuum Secondary Carburetor. The interior is factory
black with the addition of a couple of aftermarket gauges. Visit
Hanksters online at www.Hanksters.com to see more pictures of this
vehicle or call us at 724-471-2975 for PA or 386-944-9219 for FL to
schedule your visit today. Note: FREE SHIPPING IS ONLY ON THE FULL
RETAIL PRICE..
