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1970 Chrysler 300 Rt/se "real U-code Triple Black" on 2040-cars

Year:1970 Mileage:97000
Location:

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

1970 Dodge Challenger RT/SE   “U-code Triple Black)

 

VIN#   JS29U0E108486

 

440 auto on console (not numbers matching but is an F440HP block which is correct for 1970)

 

This is an exceptional car with a lot of money spent on the restoration. It is as you can see by the fendertag, a real triple black car.  Sorry but I do not have the build sheet.

 

This car has all the original body panels and when the restoration was done, a piece of metal a little bit larger than a toonie was the only piece that had to be replaced, and I have that piece.

 

Had originally bought this car thinking I would keep it as a driver but honestly it is too nice for me to drive and I am going to be looking for another challenger to drive that is not so rare.

 

I am sure anyone who might be serious about this car already knows the low production of the RT/SE with the 440, and adding the triple black makes it even rarer.

 

Registered and licensed in Alberta.

 

Have decided to sell some of my mopars so will have a few others up for sale so you can check my other auctions if you want to see them.

 

Thanks for looking and please call if you have any questions as I rarely ever check my computer.

 

I am willing to ship to the USA or overseas as long as any interested parties call me first to discuss shipping.


I do also have a photobucket with more pictures so if you are seriously interested, please give me a call. I am hoping to find someone who can actually come see the car in person as it is even nicer in person than in the pictures.


This car was appraised in the fall of 2013 for $95,000. 

 

Thanks

 

Kevin @ 403-585-0652

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