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1970 Dodge Challenger

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1970 Dodge Challenger - $35,900 - Clarkston, MI - Clean Tennessee car, Recent Body-Up Restoration, R/T tribute, factory K5 bronze metallic, black vinyl interior, factory K4 vinyl interior, 70 date coded 440 ci engine, 4 bbl, Edelbrock aluminum intake factory exhaust manifolds, power steering, power front disc brakes, factory air conditioning, Mopar radiator, 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission, bucket seats with console, factory dash, Stewart Warner tach, am-fm radio, Flowmaster dual exhaust with chrome tips, 8 3/4 3.23 Sure Grip rear end, R/T rear valence, 245/60R14 BF Goodrich Radial TA rear tires, 235/60R14 fronts, 14" Rally wheels, dual snorkel hood, factory jack with spare, 95,000 original miles, Mopar Muscle!


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This is a startling level of restoration for a fake. Most startling, of course, is that they'd get so much right and completely fail on the dash. R/Ts got the Rallye dash. Period. It was optional on everything else including the T/A and the Challenger 340, but with the R/T model it was included. There's a little too much "paint it black" happening underneath and there are detail issues underhood. It's like they were almost done when the market collapsed and realized they were gonna have one very-expensive fake. They still do, and why anyone would make a 318 car look like a factory 440 installation still confounds me. If you're gonna jam a 440 in there, you might as well have some real fun.
It's probably worth it for the level of work it appears to have, but I'd still count it at least six or eight grand too high.
 

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