1970 Dodge Charger
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According to its VIN (XH29N0C195121), this Charger began life as a 1970 Dodge Charger two-door hardtop built at Chrysler's Jefferson Avenue Assembly Plant in Detroit. The 'N' code originally designated a 383 cubic-inch V8, but this build has evolved far beyond its factory roots - now wearing the RT look and the performance to back it up. Under the hood sits a 400 cubic-inch big block V8, built with a solid cam (. 670 lift) and Mopar STAGE6 heads, creating the kind of raw mechanical symphony that only a big-block Mopar can deliver. Power is routed through a 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission with a 10-inch converter, transferring torque to a 3. 91 rear gear setup that makes this Charger leap off the line with authority. Shifts come through a Hurst Quarter Stick, mounted proudly on the tunnel like a badge of honor - every pull of that lever is a reminder that this Charger wasn't built to cruise quietly. It was built to command the road. The build also features Wilwood 4-wheel disc brakes, ensuring that all that muscle has the stopping power it deserves. Finished in Viper Red with RT badging, hood pins, and a menacing cowl hood scoop, this...
