This car is one of the most solid 73 Challengers I have ever seen,retaining it's original floors and quarter panels. It underwent a restoration a number of years ago, and is a great driver. Powered by a 406 Magnum stroker small-block V8 that has been balanced and has a Magnum RT plus roller cam in it. The engine also features a Milodon low profile oil pan and Edelbrock carburetor. The transmission is the stock 833 that was rebuilt a few hundred miles ago, and is turned by a Centerforce clutch. The rear end is an 8 3/4 posi with 3.91 gears. Suspension is new bigblock leaf springs and torsion bars, as well as new shocks. New brakes, stainless steel 2-1-2 Magnaflow exhaust, and aluminum radiator are also installed. This car runs VERY strong and drives like new.
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