1971 Dodge Challenger Convertible on 2040-cars
Snow Hill, Maryland, United States
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One of very few factory curious yellow / citron yella factory GY3 paint. Real 340- 4 Barrel, console automatic
transmission with slap-stick. Power windows, power convertible top, PS, Power Disk front brakes.
The original broadcast sheet provides "piece of mind" and provenance. All body numbers match and all the body
panels are original to the car, including the trunk floor. The previous owner/collector from Canada had two yellow
71 Challengers, including a 426 hemi and this 340 ragtop. A 340 car, loaded with desirable options, is rarely
offered privately.
This is a well-preserved original car with one professional repaint in its original color. You can drive this car
anywhere with confidence. The transmission is not the one it was born with. The VIN sticker on the drivers door jam
is untouched original as is the factory paint. This car is turn-key, no worries, hop in, top down with a flick of
the switch. Some of the pictures here were taken at Chryslers at Carlisle and featured in Mopar Muscle magazine in
2010.
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