1970 Dodge Challenger 2dr Sport 440 Pistol Grip 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States
For Sale a 1970 Dodge Challenger.Has a 440 Motor.I don't see no numbers on motor, but not sure exactly where they are located.Im not a mechanic and don't know much about cars.Was told motor was a 1970 440.I assume the numbers don't match.It has a pistol Grip 4 Speed Tranny.Motor runs great.Car drives good.It got stripped down to metal and needs to be painted, and trim put back on.Everything is here.Not much to do and car will be real nice and worth a lot.Ill put up a lot of pictures that can describe car better than me.If you need any other pictures let me know.Ill try to answer any questions.Ok thanks for looking.
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