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1971 Dodge Challenger Mopar Plum Crazy 340 Automatic Build Sheet Buy Now !! on 2040-cars

US $24,500.00
Year:1971 Mileage:100143
Location:

Henderson, Maryland, United States

Henderson, Maryland, United States

BEAUTIFUL 1971 DODGE CHALLENGER. 340 MOTOR - AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION.
RUNS AND DRIVES VERY NICE.
ORIGINAL BUILD SHEET INCLUDED.
FACTORY CORRECT PLUM CRAZY FC7.

VERY NICE BODY, A FEW BLISTERS ON THE DRIVERS DOOR IN THE LOWER CORNER, PAINT IS DRIVER QUALITY, PICS SHOW A FEW BLEMISHES.
VERY NICE INTERIOR, THE DASH DOES HAVE A CRACK NEAR THE SPEAKER.
VINYL TOP IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, FEW SMALL BLISTER UNDERNEATH NEAR THE REAR WINDOW, BUT VERY SOLID.
CHROME IS NICE, REAR BUMPER HAS A SMALL AREA THAT HAS BEEN TOUCHED UP AND HOOD TRIM HAS SOME PITTING AS PICTURED.
MOTOR COMPARTMENT IS NICELY DETAILED AND VERY CLEAN, TRUNK IS VERY NICE.
650 HOLLY - EDELBROCK INTAKE - HOOKER HEADERS - DUAL EXHAUST WITH FLOWMASTERS - RESTORED SUSPENSION, NEW BUSHINGS - NICE WHEELS AND TIRES - POWER STEERING - NEW SEATS, CARPET AND HEADLINER.
UNDERCARRIAGE HAS HAD REAR PASSENGER FLOOR REPLACED, NICE JOB BUT SOME OF THE OLD FLOOR IS STILL EVIDENT - SEE PICS.
GREAT CAR TO GET IN AND CRUISE RIGHT NOW.
WINDOWS, LIGHTS, BLINKERS, SIDE MARKER LIGHTS AND WIPERS ALL IN WORKING ORDER.
CAR IS SOLD AS IS - CLEAR TITLE - PLEASE SEE TERMS BELOW.

PLEASE SEE THE 57 PICTURES UNDER THIS DESCRIPTION.

TERMS :

1. $500 DEPOSIT THROUGH PAYPAL IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE AUCTION ENDS - NON REFUNDABLE

2. FINAL PAYMENT IN 3 DAYS - MONEY WIRE - CASH IN PERSON - OR CERTIFIED FUNDS ONLY . ALL FUNDS TO BE CLEAR BEFORE CAR LEAVES.

3. CAR IS LOCATED IN MARYLAND ZIP CODE 21640

4. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS ARE WELCOMED

5. I CAN ASSIST IN SETTING UP SHIPPING AT YOUR EXPENSE IF NEEDED. I WILL ASSIST IN LOADING OR ANYWAY NEEDED TO MAKE THIS A SMOOTH PROCESS

6. I HAVE BEEN ON EBAY FOR 14 YEARS AND HAVE 100% FEEDBACK

7. THIS ITEM IS SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS. - THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK


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