1971 Dodge Charger Triple Black Special Edition on 2040-cars
Santa Rosa, California, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:No Engine
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Charger
Trim: Deluxe
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: Rear Wheel
Mileage: 25,000
Options: Cassette Player
Sub Model: Special Edition
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Exterior Color: Black
Interior Color: Black
Welcome to my auction, you will not see another Charger like this for a long time, this is a true barn find. This is a 3 owner 1971 triple black Charger SE. This is one of the nicest rollers you will ever find. It is a TRUE high price grade, special edition, 383 CI, 727 auto, black sport vinyl top, black paint, black interior, black carpet, black headliner, black instrument cluster, optioned yellow stripe, with hidden headlights. The best part about this Charger? There is absolutely no rot ANYWHERE on the car, not a bubble, not a hole, nothing but a little surface rust in the trunk and a bit more on the upper windshield under the weather stripping. That is it in terms of rust repair. The car does not have an engine or transmission, I have looked for the original engine and transmission but the original owner did not keep them. The car also needs new wheels and tires, the current set up holds air for a couple days but are not safe to drive on. There is no carpet in the car, but that does make it easy to see the rust free floor pans. There is some body work needed on the front passenger side quarter panels, but the panel does not need to be replaced, there is also a very thin layer of bondo on the driver's side door that has began to crack. There does not appear to be any other bondo on the car. There are the usual dings and scratched on the body. The seats are in great condition, as are the instrument cluster, there are a couple cracks on the dash pad. There is no frame damage, and the undercoating is still preset on most of the parts on the undercarriage. When the engine was removed no other parts were taken off, so the motor for the headlights and all wiring is still present and appear to be in working order. A little history of This car. It was bought new in Gilroy CA, the original 383 blew up in 1973, the engine and transmission were removed, the car was then parked in a barn until 1983. It was unfortunately out of the DMV's system during this time. It was bought by a mechanic in Lake County CA, The car was given another 383 and 727 combo in 2002, the block then cracked in 2003, the mechanic then removed the engine and transmission and put it in storage. I bought it from the second owner. Please ask any and all questions before bidding (including asking your wife, or girlfriend if you can bid). I can give you pictures of anything you want, just ask. I require a $500 deposit via paypal within 24 hours of the end of the auction and either a cashier's check or cash when you come to pick up the Charger. You can come look at it if you live in the Sonoma County area and I encourage you to do so. I will under no circumstances ship this car out of America, do not ask, this is an American muscle car and will stay in America. I will be happy to work with shipping companies to ship anywhere in the USA though. This Charger is being sold as is with no warranty expressed or implied. Clear title in hand.
Good Luck and Happy Bidding!
Code Description E65 383-4 Barrel Roadrunner / Superbee D32 H-D A-727 TorqueFlite Trans / Some Years A-998 WP29 N1G 148902 Sequence Number '148902' TX9 D3X9 TX9 Upper Door Frame: Black / Black Velvet B20 Date Built: 11 / 20 / 1970 109281 Order Number: 109281 V4X Roof Type OR Color: Black Canopy Vinyl Roof U Built to Specifications for USA Order B51 Power Assisted Brakes G11 Tinted Glass All G31 Right Hand Outside Mirror - Manual / Chrome G33 Left Hand Outside Mirror - Manual / Chrome H51 Single Air /w Heater J52 Inside Hood Release L31 Hood / Fender Mount Turn Signal M21 Roof Drip Rail Moldings M25 Wide Sill Molding M31 Belt & Hood Molding M44 Hood & Fender Molding N41 Duel Exhaust w/o Tips N97 Noise Reduction Package R26 AM Radio w/ Cassette V7Y Accent Stripes - Yellow 26 26 in. Radiator END End of Codes
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