1972 Dodge Charger

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1972 Dodge Charger - $33,000 - Santa Ynez, CA - 1972 Dodge Charger SE (440 ci) w/approximately 4500 miles since completion:
Beautiful Black Vinyl on striking Black Cherry Paint. Handsome and extremely detailed balanced and blueprinted 440: Decked, .030 over, Comp Cam, SRP pistons, Holley 770, Weiand intake, MSD distributer, March serpentine belts and pulleys, Hurst anti-roll control (line lock), Tremec TKO 500, Hurst shifter, hydraulic clutch and Truetrac differential. Superb interior upholstery, headliner, carpets and door panels. Solid padded dash without defects.
If you are seeking a true muscle car that really moves you have located your car. This vehicle is turn-key and one to keep. Price: $33k
Awards: 2011 Cruizin for Life Best Muscle Car
Spares; Numbers matching engine (440, needs overhaul some accessories missing) transmission (TorqueFlite, needs overhaul), torque converter and drive shaft 2 each, wheel and tire assemblies for burn outs, tires like new (Cooper Cobra GT's) Original differential internals, original steering wheel (3 spoke horn bar), 1 each seat back, headlight motor parts and other miscellaneous items.
For additional information please phone Dave Henry at 805 705-4924.
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[Dr.Jass]

All that work to screw up a real 440 SE. Oh well, it's a '72 SE, the ultimate Torino-lookin' Charger. Not much you can do about those quarter windows, either... talk about over-engineered window plugs! :doh:

I'd like to see the fender tags closely. Supposedly, hood pins were not available on cars with the interior hood release mandatory on hideaway-headlamp cars... but my '73 Rallye was coded for both pins and interior hood release. :hmmm: