1970 Dodge Challenger

[moparnut]

1970 Dodge Challenger - $98,000 - Ashland, OR - 1970 Dodge Hemi Challenger Convertible
Engine: Bob Mozzolini Racing,
610 HP/ 550 Torque,
472 Hemi Sigmize Block,
Stage V Aluminum Head,
Stage V 2x4 Manifold,
2-600 Holly,
Camshaft: Isky Solid Roller,
Pistons: J & E,
Rods: Manley,
Crank: Eagle,
MSD Ignition,
Cooling: Ron Davis,
Transmission: Hughes 727 / 3000 Stall,
Paint: Viper Red Custom,
Brakes: Wilwood,
Wheels: Billet,
Rear End: 8 3/4,
Exhaust: 3"
Fuel Cell: Stainless Steel
About 5000 miles on new motor



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[68R/T]

......and uglyass wheels. :dgt:

 

[Fishy]

Plus that wing looks really out of place on a vert!

 

[68R/T]

Plus that wing looks really out of place on a vert!

I don't think it would be so bad if it wasn't body color. :hmmm:

 

[Fishy]

To me, wings like that just look silly on a vert no matter the color.
Then again, I'm not a fan of about 98% of verts.

 

[Dr.Jass]

E5 Shaker cars got body-colored scoops. Since it's obviously not an original Hemi Challenger convertible, the price is way high. I don't mind the spoiler, but as 68 said, being body color ir looks like ass.

 

[dodgechargerfan]

That spoiler looks too tall.

It might be an optical delusion, but it still looks goofy.

98K? They're trying to get their restoration cost back, I bet..

 

[68R/T]

98K? They're trying to get their restoration cost back, I bet..

The word Hemi automatically triples the price, whether it's legit or not. :dgt:

 

[Dr.Jass]

Well, we know it's not legit, since Hemicuda convertibles outnumber Hemi Challenger convertibles 2-to-1, and the last unrestored Hemicuda droptop went for over $3,000,000 unrestored, and it needed restoration... big-time.