1971 Dodge Charger 426 Rt on 2040-cars
Clinton, New York, United States
1971 426 HEMI R/T CHARGER, CORRECT ORANGE PAINT, AUTO WITH FACTORY CONSOLE SHIFTER, RALLY DASH WITH TACH, AIR
GRABBER HOOD, FRONT CHIN SPOILER, REAR DECK SPOILER, BLACK BUCKET SEAT INTERIOR, ROTISSERIE RESTORATION, COMPLETE
NUT AND BOLT, NOTHING SPARED OR OVERLOOKED. 426 HP HEMI ENGINE, 727 TRANS, 4:10 DANA. THERE ARE RECEIPTS THAT TOTAL
WELL OVER $150K SPENT ON THE COMPLETE ROTISSERIE RESTORATION. THIS FINEST RESTORED 426 HEMI R/T CHARGER. POWER
STEERING, POWER DISC BRAKES, RALLY WHEELS WITH CHROME RINGS AND CAPS. MACHINE GUN EXHAUST TAIL PIPES. PERFECT
TRUNK, FLOORS, & FRAME. ABSOLUTELY NO RUST OR RUST REPAIR ISSUES. HIGHLY DETAILED ENGINE COMPARTMENT, INTERIOR,
TRUNK AND UNDERSIDE. RALLY DASH & GAUGE AND INSTRUMENT IS INTACT AND WORK CORRECTLY. THIS IS A SHOWROOM QUALITY
CAR AND WILL LAST YOUR LIFE TIME.
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