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The Challenger nameplate began in 1969 as a 1970 model. Over the years, three generations of the Challenger have been produced on and off till the present. The first- generation Challenger was produced from 1970 -1974. Having a longer wheelbase, larger dimensions and a more luxurious interior resulted in the Challenger having its own niche market. Dodge sold the car with every engine size, trim levels and options it had in its arsenal. Even though the Challenger struggled for sales at the time, today it is highly collectable in the muscle car market.

This 1973 Dodge Challenger is painted in tuxedo black with blacked out trim and bumpers. The fiber glass hood with air scoop is a great addition to this Challengers good looks. All sitting on a...

This cool Challenger is finished in Silver with Black/Gray interior. It has a big 440 cubic inch Mopar V8 with a 4-speed manual transmission. This great looking Challenger has 'old school' American Racing wheels...

73 Dodge Challenger with a rebuilt 440 and an automatic is ready for you to put your finishing touches on it. The engine has less than 2000 miles on it! The stance of the car just looks tough with the 255/60R/15 rear and 215/70R/14 in the front.

Options include PS, PB, AM/FM/CD, Vinyl interior, seat belts, radial tires etc.

This a great project car that is going to increase in value as these cars are very rare.

These muscle cars hit the streets in 1970 and had a short run until 1974. With the Challenger-s revival in 2008, the Challenger name has become synonymous with power and performance.

This beautifully restored Challenger is offered in its original and extremely rare Pale Green exterior with a White Vinyl top. Inside you-ll find an equally exquisite interior finished in white vinyl which complements the top nicely.

Powering this beast is the original 340 V8 with a 4-barrel carb mounted to the original 727 automatic transmission. All this American muscle is then sent to rear wheel through a 3. 23 rear end, giving...

Instantly, Mopar fans everywhere are screaming 'That's not a '73! ' however this mean Challenger has received a makeover that gives it the maximum amount of Mopar street appeal. Originally, this Challenger started with a super clean California body and front and rear sheet metal were carefully and professionally molded to re-create the classic 1970 look. Under the hood is a monstrous 440cid which has been dyno tuned to perfection. The throttle response on this Challenger is quick enough to make you second guess yourself. All of this power is paired to a 727 Torqueflight which does a perfect job of translating the power to the pavement. This Challenger also sounds amazing thanks to its full exhaust system including headers, 3' Flowmaster exhaust and a pair of wild 5 inch exhaust tips through the rear exhaust valance. The drivability is definitely driver friendly courtesy of the Power Disc Brakes and Power...