1972 Dodge Charger

[moparnut]

1972 Dodge Charger - $18,950 - Cedar Rapids, IA - 1972 Dodge Charger
After 1972 and the squeeze put on the Muscle Car Era by the insurance companies and the Feds Chrysler's new ''Fuselage Body'' cars were effected dramatically. With the loss of the Hemi and 6 Pack 440s the bigger bodied Mopar Muscle lost some luster on the street. The styling was however, new and refreshing, a tradition that Chrysler still upholds today. They still have the fortitude to deliver bold and cutting edge design to the market. This stunning Rallye Red and Black example of the second year of the new body style has the look and options, not to mention the use-ability, that make it a unique and fun driver today. Get behind the wheel and start humming your favorite Beatles tune as you recall the ''good ol' days''.
Features 318 CID block Automatic transmission with column shift 2.80 rear end Power steering Power Front Disc Brakes Factory air car (not working) In the dash is a full compliment of gauges Finished inFE5 Rallye Red with Black Side Stripes and dual outside color keyed racing mirrors Excellent Black Vinyl top Factory AM/RM radio Black Cloth and Vinyl Bench Seat with Seat Belts Excellent P245/60R14 Raised White Letter Radials< li>
Chrysler Road Wheels with center caps and trim rings Full Dual Exhaust with polished beveled tips The look is accented by monochromatic painted front and rear bumpers The Power Bulge with Hood Pins along with the Go Wing on the trunk lid The steering wheel is a 3 spoke wood wheel that looks great and is very comfortable The engine bay and trunk are show detailed Don't miss out on an opportunity to pick up one of the hotter body styles out there and set up to enjoy today

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[68R/T]

After 1972 and the squeeze put on the Muscle Car Era by the insurance companies and the Feds

No, nimrod, it was after the 1971 model, not '72. :naughty:

 

[Dr.Jass]

Throw '71 stuff at it like the side stripes and body-colored bumpers, but it's still a '72 base car with the shitty dash and a 318. The grille finish shows a total lack of effort here, as does the mismatch between the body and underhood paint. Best day ever, this is a $6,500 car. If it were any more base it would have four doors and a slant six. There's just nothing here to recommend.