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1970 Dodge Challenger 426-hemi 4-speed Shaker Dual-carbs Restomod on 2040-cars

US $20,300.00
Year:1970 Mileage:96452 Color: Orange /
 Black
Location:

Elmira, New York, United States

Elmira, New York, United States

1970 Dodge Challenger 426-HEMI shaker, hemi orange with a 426-HEMI crate motor, 4-speed transmission
(was rebuilt) and rear-end housing (was rebuilt) are original to the car, new wiring, new interior, new bumpers,
new inner and outer fenders, newer vinyl top, new windshield and new rear glass, electric exhaust cutouts to adjust
the sound of the car, custom sound system (see details below), rim blow steering wheel ,sound
proofing/insulation on floor & doors, go-wing (with correct installation hardware), garage kept since I owned

Engine

426-HEMI crate motor (rebuilt Aug-2019)
Mopar dual-carb/quad intake manifold
Dual Edelbrock 4-barrel carbs
Progressive throttle linkage
TTI Headers, dual 3-inch stainless exhaust, Magnaflow mufflers
New steel exhaust tips
New American Autowire wiring w/courtesy & trunk light
Non-numbers matching
Shaker components purchased from shakerhood.com (hood is Goodmark/AMD)
MSD 6AL with tach adapter (tach non-functional)

Transmission / Clutch:

A833 4-Speed w/pistol grip & center console
Quicktime Big Block MOPAR Bell housing & scatter shield
MOPAR Perf. Steel - Eight Bolt V8 - 130 Tooth flywheel
Recently replaced clutch

Wheels / Tires:

VNT71R7965 American Racing 17x9 Vintage Series T71R Polished
VNT71R7865 American Racing 17x8 Vintage Series T71R Polished
Tires: BF Goodrich G-Force T/A KDW 2's, Sizes: 245/45ZR17 & 275/40ZR17
Spare: Matching American Racing wheel and BFG G-Force tire (never used)
Front suspension:

Mancini Super Kit/MREKIT-1ES
Rebuilt/Restored powder coated K-member with new hardware
MOPAR .960 Torsion Bars / MOPP5249158
MOPAR Torsion Bars Seal Kit / MOPP5249609AB
KYB Shocks / KYBKG4510
Rear suspension:
MOPAR Leaf Springs / MOPP984-985
Mancini Rear Straight Polyurethane Shackles / MRE139P
Mancini Spring U-Bolts / MRE271 x2
KYB Shocks / KYBKG5512 x2
Hotchkis Front & Rear Sway Bars / HOT-2254
Brakes:
SSB-A156-4R SSBC Front Disc Brake Pad/Caliper and Rotor Kit
SSB-A155-4R SSBC Rear Disc Brakes, Sport R1, Slotted
Sound System:
Pioneer DEH-X6700BT, Bluetooth, CD, USB, iPod/iPhone capable
Rockford Fosgate 300 watt RMS digital amplifier (under dash)
5 Speakers:
(2) Front in-dash Pioneer 3.5 inch 60 watt TS-A878 2-way
(1) Center in-dash Pioneer 6x9 midrange
(2) Rear MIRUS 6x9 (M69-2) high performance coaxial

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Mon, Jan 26 2015

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