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With movies like Steve McQueen's Bullitt, The Fast and the Furious and TV shows like the Dukes of Hazzard, the second-generation Dodge Charger has become one of the most popular and sought-after muscle cars in history. This Charger may have started life as a Charger S/E with a 318 but with added upgrades like the 'Daytona' Wing, a 440 Magnum V8 attached to a 4 speed manual, Posi-Trac...

Presented in beautiful Black and White, this 1970 Dodge Challenger is sure to turn heads wherever you go. This is perhaps a once in a lifetime chance to own such a rare car. In 1970 the muscle car war was near its peak and manufacturers were pulling out all the stops. The 1970 Challenger was no exception. This beauty exudes power and speed, and with its aggressive styling and a 383 cubic inch Magnum V8 under the hood, it backs it up. That powerful V8 is mated to a freshly rebuilt 727 3 speed Torqueflite Automatic transmission putting the power to the 8 3/4 Mopar Rear end. This 1970 Dodge Challenger is ready to help you make the dreams you had as a child, a reality. Trade in the toys and model kits and come drive the real thing! This car has been well taken care of and garage kept, and she is ready to get up and go. Options...

In the last few years of the 60s the Muscle Car world was dominated by Mopar. Thanks to a villainous role in a certain Hollywood film the Charger was recognized far and wide as the bad boy car of choice! For 1971 Dodge redesigned the Charger with a new 'fuselage' type of styling and featured a split front grill and optional hidden headlights. This particular 71 Charger is finished in an oh so period correct Brown and is complement by a black stripe down the side and a black vinyl roof. Take a look at the hood and you'll see a series of vents flanked by 440 Magnum badges hinting at the power that lies beneath. Powering this bad boy is the biggest engine option available, a 440 V8 factory rated at well over 350 HP! Paired with a 3 speed automatic controlled by a Slap Stik shifter imagine how this car can get up and go! Take a seat inside and you are shown what 70s luxury truly is. The seats are a dual material and two tone making for a very futuristic look for the time. The center console makes for...

Into the late 60s muscle cars were all the hype! Mopars were in hot demand but not everyone could afford the big block powered cars. Sales were strong enough that General Manager Robert McCurry decided to create a car that could appeal at a lower price point but still crack a smile when that V8 engine did more than idle. You know what I mean! Senior designer Harvey J. Winn decided to enter the contest for the name of the newly designed car. As his last name says, he won, and the Dodge Super Bee would be produced from 1968-1971 in the United States and would forever be an iconic classic mopar! Here we have a WM23 code 1970 model, built March 5, 1970 with the believed original E63 code 383ci V8 and D21 heavy duty factory 4 speed! The FC7 code verifies Plum Crazy Purple Paint on the muscular exterior and H2X9 for High Black Vinyl Bench seat. This Mopar comes with a Galen report to boot! Walking around the car you cannot help but admire the bold and angular lines and the Plum Crazy just makes you want to jump in and turn the key. Slide inside and put...

Under the hood of this Magnum SRT8 houses a robust 6. 1 Liter V8 engine paired with a five-speed automatic transmission, offering a smooth and powerful driving experience. The Magnum SRT8 is fitted with 20' wheels, a firmer suspension, lower body fascia, bigger Brembo brakes w/ vented rotors, and a 425hp Hemi engine! A black and gray leather/ suede interior comes with front bucket seats, center console, and a range of features designed for comfort, convenience, and safety. This SRT8 comes with an array of features including air conditioning, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, keyless entry, power/heated seats, tilt/telescopic...