1970 Dodge Challenger 2dht, 340 V-8, 4-spd, Nice Driver! Take A Look! on 2040-cars
Commerce City, Colorado, United States
1970 Dodge Challenger, 340 engine w/4-speed manual transmission
This Challenger is equipped with a rebuilt 340 engine, bored out to 360 approximately 6k miles ago,
Rebuilt 4-speed manual transmission, receipts available for about 15 years ago. Also, other service records available for work performed over the past 15 years that Bob has owned this Challenger
Front end had a complete rebuild 12-14 years ago about same time as engine, steering box was rebuilt/replaced along with new heavy duty brakes tires have between 70-80% tread-life remaining. Front seat centers were replaced 15-18 years ago with fabric close to the original pattern that was available at the time. The original factory color was burnt orange, current paint was redone about 15 years ago in a metallic orange which is much nicer than the original single stage paint. I am listing this Challenger for a long time friend of mine who does no have a computer. If you have more specific questions, please send them to me via e-mail and I will get an answer for you. Also, I can assist with the paperwork and possible shipping but, the transaction will be strictly between the seller and buyer. I've known Bob for more than 20 year's, so I can guarantee that title work will be in order for the new owner. Vehicle is sold as is . No warranty is expressed or implied On Feb-28-14 at 23:07:50 PST, seller added the following information: |
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