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Step into classic American muscle with this 1972 Dodge Challenger. This iconic ride is showcased in a sleek light gunmetal metallic exterior, a color that immediately turns heads and commands attention on the open road. Its aesthetics are further complemented by a set of custom wheels that give it an undeniably bold and striking presence. Inside, you'll find a stylish and comfortable blue/black interior, reflecting the blend of vintage charm and modern comfort. The seats are wrapped in durable vinyl, ensuring style and longevity. Safety is a top priority in this classic beast, as it comes equipped with seatbelts for driver and passengers. Under the hood, this Challenger houses a powerful V8 engine paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission, offering a driving experience that is both smooth and exhilarating. With the added advantage of power brakes and power steering, you can enjoy a responsive and controlled ride. This...

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...

The current owner of this SRT obtained the Challenger in Texas and is the 2nd owner since new. According to the accident-free history report, this Dodge has only ever been registered in Texas as well. Walking around this '15 one should notice the Pitch-Black Clear Coat paint that is offset with a flat black hood, flat black roof, and flat black deck lid. Adding to the curb appeal are 20' black allot wheels, red brake calipers, APR Racing carbon fiber front splitter, carbon fiber rear spoiler, dual exhaust, hood scoop, LED headlights, and rear sensors in the bumper. The black interior flows well with the exterior and also features carbon fiber accent pieces. This Hellcat mixes high performance with comfort features. Options include air conditioning, traction control, rear camera, 3-mode suspension, 7' driver display cluster, leather seats, heated front seats, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power locks, keyless entry, Harmon Kardon Premium Audio system, ventilated seats, GPS navigation, etc. Powering this black-on-black beauty is a Supercharged 6. 2L HEMI V8 engine that is...

With a 340 CID V8 Six Pack topped with three, two-barrel carburetors. This Challenger RT for sale has been owned by the same person for the last 24 years. The engine is the original numbers matching engine and was rebuilt in 2005 according to the consignor. If you wanted a new Challenger RT in 1970 and did not buy one, now is your second chance, do not miss this chance! This 1970 Challenger RT for sale is Green and is split by a sinister black strip down the side that start with the infamous words 340 Six Pack. Under the factory black fiberglass snorkel hood, you will find the heart of this beast nestled between the fenders. This muscular Mopar can twist the tachometer to its breaking point in mere seconds and is backed by arguably the best transmission of its time the 727 torque flite. This combination is barely controlled by the gas pedal under your right foot and the -slap stick- shifter in your right hand. Slipping behind the steering wheel is like slipping back in...

Made as Chrysler's road going version of their Trans Am racing cars, the Challenger RT and AAR Cuda had a whole lot of attitude. Chrysler didn't bother following the SCCA rules capping displacement at 5. 0 Liters and carburetion at 4 barrels. They used a beautiful engine, their 340 CID, four bolt main V8 with an Edelbrock aluminum intake and 3 2 barrel carbs sitting on top. This set up was known as the 'Six Pack' and coupled with the free flowing exhaust, really let the 340 run. That trick exhaust that exits just in front of the rear wheels was shipped in the trunk of the car and installed at the dealer. It became one of the most notable features of a Challenger RT. Additionally, all T/As came with front disc brakes, and an 8 3/4 rear end with 3. 55 gear ratio. More eye catching characteristics include the black side striping and fiberglass fresh air hood also in matte black. This particular example is finished in a classic Mopar color: Lime Green. The car has been restored in the late 1990s and well cared for since. She retains her original matching 340 CID V8 and a replacement automatic transmission....