1970 Dodge Charger

[moparnut]

1970 Dodge Charger - $39,900 - Tiverton, RI - 1970 Dodge Charger 500. B5 blue with white vinyl top. Original 383 car with automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes. Non matching numbers Replaced 383 with 440. Bucket seats with console. Original AC car, AC has been removed. Chrome bumpers and SS trim in very good condition. Partial list of the many new parts:
Rebuilt motor and transmission (appx. 1000 miles)
New Quick Fuel 780 carburetor.
New Firm Feel Suspension with re-enforced K-Frame
Tubular upper and lower control arms
Stage 2 steering box
Polyurethane bushings
New brake lines and hoses
New transmission lines
Reconditioned 26” dodge radiator
New 0.920 MP torsion bars
Complete wiring harness and cables
New exhaust with TTI shorty headers
New tires and painted rims
Reconditioned dash harness and including tach and clock
Car was painted approximately 25 years ago. Some signs of paint blistering in the rear quarters. Headliner will require replacement along with interior updating required. Car was stored for 10 years prior to the mechanical/partial restoration.
Link to motor dyno testing prior to install [video=youtube;BhreoJoWQ0I]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhreoJoWQ0I[/video]


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[68R/T]

A 1970 Charger 500 has no where near the desirability or value that a 69 has. This one, having an "upgrade" to a 440 doesn't really change its' value much. And your big name suspension parts do nothing for its' value. The only thing that sets this Charger apart from thousands of other Chargers is the "500" trim package. Nice car, but his price is almost double its' value.

 

[TheIronSausage]

.92 torsion bars? I've got those in my Valiant.. Sissy