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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...

Step into the world of classic American muscle with this striking 1969 Plymouth Road Runner. Owned for the last 12 years by the same owner, the Roadrunner is in very good condition per the seller and is fun to drive. The Roadrunner was purchased with a 440 CI engine ( stamped HE block ) and a 4 speed. 3. 91 sure grip rear end. Engine components include Filtercharger air cleaner, Edelbrock 750cfm carb. Edelbrock RPM 440 intake, 440 Source aluminum head, Comp cam, 5. 13 cam. Mopar electronic ignition. Flex-a-Lite radiator. Dual electric radiator cooling fans. Hooker Comp Headers. 2 1/2' exhaust system. Flowmaster mufflers. VDO 8000rpm tach with shift light, Upgrades to suspension include: 1 1/8' front sway bar, upsized torsion bars, PST poly graphite front end rebuild. KYB gas-a-just shocks....

Plymouth-s goal in 1968 was to offer Detroit-s biggest bang for the buck and the Road Runner did just that priced at $2,900. It all started when Chrysler paid Warner Brothers $50,000 to put a popular cartoon bird on a less expensive Belvedere. Plymouths genius idea to capitalize on a cartoon-s popularity for the name of a muscle car made the car that much more desirable because the cartoon was followed by kids as well as adults. The famous character sound -Beep Beep- horn equipped on the Road Runner was engineered by switching the horn-s aluminum windings with copper. Along with the front and rear of the Road Runner being restyled in 1970, a performance hood called -Air Grabber- (the 1969 model included this option but it was not a moving flap) was an option and is very sought after today. This particular 1970 Road Runner started life as a 383 C. I. D V8 but has since been restored and replaced with the massive 440 C. I. D V8 that was from another 1970 Road Runner. The Hurst shifter is easily accessible to throw the car through all the gears of the 4...

You know that feeling of seeing one special someone in a big crowd, maybe locking eyes or just catching a glimpse of their profile? How in a sea of others did this one stand out and captivate you? Love at first site? All your senses are frozen and you are drawn in like gravity, trying to get closer. Your heart is racing -' as the view becomes clearer so does your astonishment at how beautiful and elegant. Every detail is in place exactly as it should be -' nothing more and absolutely nothing less. The body looks like candy, straight with just a few curves and rounded edges. Dressed just right in subtle Scion Gray and gray Cragar 5 oval shoes accented by a thin red line. That red line is a hint to what is coming inside -' bathed in Fearless Red with chrome and black compliments. There is no mistaking everything is brand new. Looking more like what would have been the concept car, this 1967 Chevrolet Nova has been transformed through a frame off restoration, with comforts of air conditioning, power steering, power brakes and a great sound system. The four point red roll bar is perfectly in...

Dukes of Hazzard here we come! General Lee will turn heads every time you drive it. Powered by a 440 V8 engine With the 727 automatic transmission to handle all that power. Dukes of Hazzard, General Lee tribute. Factory big block car with 440 engine, automatic transmission, 8-3/4 rear, power steering. Push bar, CB radio, Dixie horn, and correct General Lee wheels. •New tires on 15' aluminum wheels. •Front push bar. •CB radio antenna. Interior: •Tan interior, presents well. •Bucket seats and center console. •AM/FM radio. •CB radio. •Tachometer. Mechanical: •440ci engine (1971 date code) •727 Torqueflite, 3-speed automatic transmission. •8-3/4 rear differential. •Power steering. •Factory air car but missing major components. •Dual exhaust with headers. •Dixie horn. Miscellaneous: •Runs and drives good. •Stops and handles well. •Fender tag intact. Fender Tag Breakdown: E61: 383-2 Barrel D32: H-D A-727 TorqueFlite Trans / Some Years A-998 XP29: X = Dodge Charger P = Premium 29 = 2 Door Sports Hardtop G9B: G = 383 290HP 1-2BBL 8 CYL 9 = 1969 B = Dodge Main, Hamtramck, MI, USA 405038: Sequence Number '405038' F5: Paint Code: Medium Green Metallic Exterior Color C6G: Trim Grade/Style/Color C = Charger 6 =...