1971 Dodge Challenger Rt on 2040-cars
Roseville, California, United States
ANY QUESTIONS JUST EMAIL ME: saranspencer@juno.com .
Up for sale is my stunning 1971 Dodge Challenger RT.
She has just undergone a beautiful and well documented ground up full restoration by mountainmopars.
The carefully applied R4 red paint , striping and rechromed bumpers make a brilliant statement. A rear spoiler on
the deck lid and quarter panel scoops add an aggressive look. Even the windshield and side windows were all
replaced to bring the R/T into top form.
The center console bucket seat cabin features new Legendary interior components including seat covers, headliner,
and carpeting. The car retains the original excellent condition door panels. Best news, she is equipped with the
most sought after comfort option, air conditioning. Even the gauges have been refaced, reconditioned and
recalculated by Redline Gauge.
The detailed engine bay reveals a fully rebuilt 383 Magnum motor which is performing like 1971 all over again.
Rebuilt Carter AVS four barrel carburetor with plated parts. New A/C condenser, compressor and expansion valve. New
hoses, belts, fuel lines and brake lines have all been added. The freshly rebuilt transmission is the most popular
4 speed manual and is shifty through the gears smoothly. Rear end set up is a 8 3/4 with a 3:23 posi. 11" drums
are fitted with new wheel cylinders, shocks and new parking brake cable. The ball joints and control arm bushing
where also replaced. The exhaust system is new, sourced from Accurate Exhaust and the entire package rests on new
15 x 7 rally wheels with 235 x 70 x R15 BF Goodrich radial tires.
Dodge Challenger for Sale
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