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This car has been very well taken care of throughout its life. It is looking for a new home and someone who loves Mopar.

This car is a great driver. Something you can get in and cruise around enjoying the open road. Painted in Citron Yellow, it really stands out. Especially with the black striping and Super Bee logo on the hood. Under the hood, we have a rebuilt 440 Magnum, not original to the car, paired with a 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission. Definitely enough power to lay down some rubber or cruise the highway. 1971 was the only year for the Super Bee on the Charger platform. Dodge made just 5,054 of these Charger Super Bees, roughly one quarter the number of Road Runners. 99 of these came with the 440 Six-Pack, and 22 with Hemis. This car originally had the 383, but somewhere down the line it was replaced with a 440. The condition of this car is really...

This beautiful car is offered with just over 11,000 miles on the clock. Under the hood is the 711 pound, 400hp V10 engine mated to a 6-speed manual transmission. Lamborghini, who was owned by Chrysler at the time, helped design the V10 engine. Originally engineered to be a performance car, the Viper has no exterior-mounted door handles or key cylinders and no air conditioning. The roof is made from canvas, and the windows are made from vinyl using zippers to open and close, much like the Jeep Wrangler. Additionally, the car comes with another hardtop, windows, a car cover, and the original wheels. A set of aftermarket BBS wheels are currently on the car as well as a wing. The car looks great, sounds great, and drives...

In 1971, Dodge produced a total of 27,377 Challengers but only 1,857 of those were Convertibles, making this Challenger a rare piece. This beautiful convertible went through a 2 year long restoration and the workmanship and end product are stunning. The body was painted in the ever popular Plum Crazy Purple and a new white convertible top was put on that will sure to draw attention wherever you go. The interior was redone with black carpeting and accented with white seat covers and door panels and sure makes statement. In between the front buckets is the infamous 'Pistol Grip' shifter and a nice set of Autometer gauges were put in to help monitor the engine vitals. This 1971 Dodge Challenger Convertible is powered by a rebuilt 340 CID V8, backed by a 4-speed manual transmission, and running to a 3. 31 geared rear end. The professional engine build started with boring the 340 CID block. 040 over and then dropping in Keith Black pistons, a Comp Cam, High volume oil pump and then fitted with a Pioneer Harmonic Balancer, Elgin Water Pump,...

Do you have a dream of reenacting all your favorite scenes from the Dukes of Hazard? Well, this is your chance to own a very accurate General Lee replica. While the Charger was already considered a hit before the release of the show, the General Lee brought the Charger to the masses and solidified its place in legendary car history. Powered by the massive 440 Cubic Inch V8 mated to a automatic transmission, this Charger has all the power necessary to jump a bridge or two. Other options for this vehicle include AM/FM radio, a CD player, power steering, and seat belts.

The early seventies brought us some of the greatest muscle cars of all time, and this 1971 Demon is prime example of that! Bringing 70's nostalgia with the fun earth tones and Demon insignia, what's not to love about this mopar classic! Under the hood of this mean-Machine is a 440 V8 mated to an automatic...